Eliza Carthy – No Wasted Joy: Album Review
Is it too soon to call her our grande dame? Searing solo vocal gauntlet duly laid down, have we a better interpreter today?
Enthroned – Hadean: Album Review
Enthroned recently celebrated their 30th anniversary. Dissonance / Cherry Red have collated the bands early recordings into one 5CD set.
UFO – Covenant / Sharks / Live: Album review
The Mogg / Way / Schenker version of UFO reaches the end of the line, taking one last bite with Covenant and Sharks.
Late Easter EP eggstra – Paul McKenna, Robert John MacInnes: Album Reviews
Two to crack open, now the holiday has subsided, from Paul McKenna and Robert John McInnes.
Blue Öyster Cult – Ghost Stories: Album Review
Blue Öyster Cult return to their classic era and the classic line up in a collection from the archive.
Pet Needs – Intermittent Fast Living: Album Review
Intermittent Fast Living is the third album from Pet Needs, following the release of their sophomore album Fractured Party Music released in 2021.
Martin Simpson – Skydancers : Album Review
Martin Simpson unplugged, and, uncompromising as ever, shows no signs of slowing down.
Y Dail – Teigr: Album Review
Bilingual pop treasures from Welsh singer-songwriter Y Dail, aka Huw Griffiths, on his debut album
Tripliciti – Tripliciti: Album Review
Virtuosity doesn’t always equate to melodicism, but it certainly does on the stunning debut album from fingerstyle guitar supergroup, Tripliciti.
From The Ground – From The Ground : Album Review
Reprised pairing of the piper and the mandolinist, on a melodic crusade, inviting their neo-trad to carry the ecological message.
Caity Baser – Still Learning: Album Review
Caity Baser exceeds expectations with her debut album, Still Learning.
Yellow Days – Hotel Heaven: Album Review
Dystopian scenes as Yellow Days channels Lennon, Sly and others to tell the unsettling story of a mythical hotel on his 3rd album.
Stephen EvEns – Here Come The Lights: Album Review
Stephen EvEns (superpower – “to smell like food” ) follows up A Tree with an album full of his quirky observations and arrangements.
sleepmakeswaves: It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It: Album Review
sleepmakeswaves release their latest energy packed album which places them on a par with contemporary prog bands from Europe.
Louise Bichan – The Lost Summer: Album Review
Orcadian fiddle joy to beckon in, if not yet a found summer, certainly a spring of some intent.