Patterns On The Window, The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1974: Album Review
1974 goes under the microscope in the ongoing series of Brit Progressive Pop sounds.
SAVAK – Flavors of Paradise: Album Review
Album No.6 from Brooklyn’s power-pop combo, SAVAK – a tight and glorious cacophony.
Bruce Dickinson – The Mandrake Project: Album Review
Bruce Dickinson partners up once again with Roy Z to deliver his first solo record in nearly two decades.
Frontier Ruckus – On The Northline : Album Review
Genre blurring album number six from the Michigan mavericks, Frontier Ruckus, applying a pop sheen to country-gothic.
Fran Ashcroft – The Songs That Never Were: Album Review
A seamless blend of old and new. Liverpool-based producer Fran Ashcroft revisits his tape archives and creates new life.
Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell – Music For Cows: Album Review
Anglo-Scots duo take their Quebecois dance party inter-species. Humans allowed.
Kitewing – Kitewing (Debut Album): Album Review
Giants of the thriving Norfolk folk scene join forces in Kitewing – and the result is fireworks!
Rob Clarke – Blues Beats And Brel: Album Review
4th solo album from Wooltone Rob Clarke – an engaging soufflé of raw delta blues, Gallican pop and wry Scouse observation
Cast – Love Is The Call: Album Review
Cast any preconceptions aside, Cast are back in the building with the Love Is The Call album.
Michael Messer & Chaz Jankel – Mostly We Drive: Album Review
Slide guitar supremo meets Blockhead-in-Chief. Result: A funny, funky, multi-faceted gem of an album from Messer & Jankel.
HEISK – Headstrong: Album Review
Frabjous feisty fare from Heisk as they unleash a second steaming selection of skittering and celebratory sorcery.
Various Artists – Les Cousins: Boxset Review
The legacy and influence of legendary Soho Folk Club, Les Cousins, is celebrated in this latest boxset offering from Cherry Red Records
Rob Cope – GEMINI: Album Review
Rob Cope releases a fine new album that offers some stunning improvised playing across a series of engaging new compositions and arrangements.
Rick Wakeman – Live At The London Palladium 2023: Album Review
Rick Wakeman (with trusty band and friends) does the London Palladium in style over a two night stint that covers the cream of Wakeman.
Skreel – Skreel: Album Review
Neither folk nor jazz, if a bit of both from Skreel on Skreel.