Zoe Boekbinder – Wildflower: Album Review
Straight to the point and often deeply personal – Zoe Boekbinder holds nothing back on her new album, Wildflower.
Late Mayday Round-Up – Twm Morys & Gwyneth Glyn, Cowbois Rhos Botwnnog, Charlie Grey & Joseph Peach: Album Review(s)
A post bank holiday bottle-neck that needs unblocking, featuring two Welsh rarebits and some warm-reekin rich from Scotland.
LITE – Strata (Live): Album Review
Japanese Math Rock pioneers LITE rework their recent seventh album for a live audience.
Holly Lerski – Sweet Decline: Album Review
Norwich’s Alt-Americana Troubadour Holly Lerski documents her self-rediscovery road trip across the American West.
Ferocious Dog: KLEPTOCRACY: Album Review
A rebellious, raucous and politically charged album from Ferocious Dog – one not to miss!
Good Habits – Quarter-Life: Album Review
Bold, joyful and often reflective. Quarter-Life, the collaborative new album from folk-fusion duo Good Habits is a triumph.
Blue Rose Code – Bright Circumstance: Album Review
Scotland’s best kept secret blows all the doors down with heart and soul. And love.
Chris Spedding – Songs Without Words: Album Review
Chris Spedding’s very fine early solo album, Songs Without Words, is a long lost gem of jazz-rock music.
Aeryn – Othala: Album Review
Musician, songwriter and poet, Aeryn takes an atmospheric alt Folk adventure on Othala.
Alan Hull – Singing A Song In The Morning Light (The Legendary Demo Tapes 1967-1970): Album Review
The wonderful music and legacy of singer songwriter Alan Hull is celebrated in a superb new collection of early recordings.
Stackridge – The Forbidden City: Boxset Review
The Stackridge story continues as Esoteric reissue the recording and video of the revived band’s landmark 2007 concert at Bath’s Rondo Theatre.
Ross Couper Band – The Homecoming: Album Review
Shetland fiddle music gets a buoyant bounce in this first solo outing from Peatbog fiddle man, Ross Couper.
The Tangent for one – To Follow Polaris: Album Review
The Tangent (for one) – trimmed and slimmed down but no less potent.
Mothman, The Man – Where’s Your Head?: Album review
Mothman, The Man take us on a romp through psych, prog, metal and more on their second album – and even taking in a Spaghetti Western…!
Banter – Heroes: Album Review
Banter – the best smallest big band get bigger, boldly going further.