Teddy Thompson – My Love Of Country: Album Review
10 country classics – reworked with typical love and precision by Teddy Thompson… With a little help from some talented friends.
Sean Taylor – Short Stories: Album Review
Ten more originals from the prolific Sean Taylor. True tales, love stories, conspiracy theories and stream-of-consciousness raps – they’re all here!
The Hives – The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons : Album Review
The sound of swinging Fagersta re-emerges, louder, prouder and tailored to the Ts, with a further rigororous rebuffal to adulthood!
Snows Of Yesteryear – Snows Of Yesteryear: Album Review
Snows Of Yesteryear release their much-anticipated debut album, with an exciting contemporary take on the creative potential of folk music.
Otherish – How Lucky We Are Being Us And Each Other: Album Review
Otherish show how to reset your musical points of reference – in 13 easy stages.
Joshua Burnell – Glass Knight: Album Review
Glass Knight sees Joshua Burnell head on an apocalyptic astral adventure.
Red Spektor – 3: Album Review
Expert merchants of all things Doom, Red Spektor juggle their signature style with blues, psych and metal on 3.
Laura Groves – Radio Red: Album Review
Rich, sophisticated contemplations of human interaction – a stirring, widescreen, collection of thought-provoking tunes from Laura Groves.
Jah Wobble – A Brief History of Now: Album Review
Bafflingly and bewilderingly brilliant. (No change there, then from Jah Wobble!)
Peatbog Faeries – I See A World: Album Review
Rocketing to 30, no signs of let up, no signs of let down. Peatbog Faeries release I See A World.
Cian Ducrot – Victory: Album Review
Cian Ducrot showcases his undoubted talent to the world in his debut album Victory.
Jimmy Regal & The Royals – First And Last Stop: Album Review
Jimmy Regal & The Royals stick to their roots while embroidering with an influence or several.
Louise Dodds & Elchin Shirinov –Two Hours After Midnight: Album Review
Louise Dodds and Elchin Shirinov have produced a wonderful collection of jazz influenced interpretations of traditional Scottish folk songs.
McHale’s Permanent Brew – Lessons From The Darkest Storms…: Album Review
McHale’s Permanent Brew channel classic influences on their second album.
John Jenkins – Tuebrook: Album Review
Wistful reveries and other stories from Liverpool singer-songwriter John Jenkins.