Rob Clarke and The Wooltones – Putting The L In Wootones: Album Review
Merseybeat meets Psychedelia meets quirky Scouse humour. That’s Putting The L In Wooltones.
Merseybeat meets Psychedelia meets quirky Scouse humour. That’s Putting The L In Wooltones.
Lockdown-inspired polemic from London singer-songwriter Sean Taylor.
Album number six from Sleaford Mods. Recorded in a three week burst between lockdowns, Spare Ribs continues to push the Mods sounds further forward whilst looking back. Simon Tucker reviews.
Magnum start 2021 with a best of their heftier material in Dance Of The Black Tattoo.
We turn our attention to the many excellent reissues and compilations that have helped to keep many of us afloat in 2020.
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Gazelle Twin scores the latest entry in the Amazon Prime Welcome To The Blumhouse film series. Simon Tucker reviews.
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2020 has been a tremendously challenging year for many obvious reasons. One thing that has kept many of us afloat is an endless stream of amazing music.
Celebrating 15 Years of Reveal Records label Home Is Where The Art Is is the first compilation of music from Reveal artists.
Welcome CD release of Ain’t Nothing But – a lockdown livestream from Bristol songstress, Elles Bailey.
Head Blockhead, Chaz Jankel, has his A&M albums reappraised on the Glad To Know you collection.
Recorded at several UK venues in 2019, this intimate recording of treasured songs and personal anecdotes is a must-have addition to every Stereophonics fan’s collection.
A bagful of Gonzo Rock ‘n’ roll from Tankus The Henge and we enter the fantasy land of Luna Park!