Danny Bryant – Rise: Album Review
Rise finds Danny Bryant in his natural home. Gritty, powerful vocals and sensational guitar work are the order of the day.
Broken Records – The Dreamless Sleep of the 90s : Album Review
Selling rock back to Athens, New Jersey and Cincinnati, Broken Records return, with sufficient identity and character to make a fair trade.
Mae Muller – Sorry I’m Late: Album Review
Mae Muller showcases her talent to the world in her debut album Sorry I’m Late after her incredible Eurovision performance.
Jason Singh & The Banwasi Collective – Travellers: Album Review
The raags of Rajasthan – courtesy of sound artist and composer Jason Singh, his talented friends, and an impressive array of traditional Indian instruments.
Steven Wilson – The Harmony Codex: Album Review
Mr Wilson in his latest escapade – in harmony or not quite so?
Quitter – Monument Road: Album Review
Monument Road – a set of atmospheric and poetic lo-fi musings from Scotland’s indie experimentalist, Quitter.
Shadwick Wilde – Forever Home: Album Review
Former hardcore punk exponent and sometime Quiet Holler, Shadwick Wilde, indulges his domestic passions.
Alex Hart – Visions: Album Review
Subtle class from Alex Hart and friends on Visions.
Signia Alpha – Entropy: Album Review
Signia Alpha sees Damned bassman join multi-instrumentalist Matt Webster for a feast of cacophonous psychedelia.
Olivia Rodrigo – GUTS: Album Review
Olivia Rodrigo’s highly anticipated follow up to Sour, GUTS, shows that she is going to be around for a very long time.
Madness, Money & Music – Sheena Easton: Review
Sheena Easton has her 1982 album, Madness, Money & Music, reissued and expanded via Cherry Red Records.
The Curator – Living Space: Album Review
An intriguing multi-media projection of a future that never came to be – from The Curator, aka Alistair Murphy
Spurv – Brefjære: Album Review
Spurv’s fourth full-length release – Brefjære – evolved from musical ideas that express the far northern landscape of Norway, recognising the strength needed to survive a harsh environment.
Penguins Go Pop – 20th Century Pop: Album Review
Reissue of a piece of lost treasure from Norwich’s quirky pop masters, Penguins Go Pop. 14 riveting and hilarious stories, guaranteed to cut through the deepest moods.
Paris Texas – Bird In Hand: Album Review
Sweet melodies, tight harmonies and lots of nifty picking – Antwerp Appalachians Paris Texas show what they can do.