Riders Of The Canyon – Riders Of The Canyon : Album Review
A hefty dose of melodic nostalgia, underpinned by graceful arrangements and a confident and competent vocal backline.
Búho Ermitaño – Implosiones: Album Review
Second album from Peruvian psych explorers Búho Ermitaño. Like nothing else in this – or any other – galaxy
Elli de Mon – Pagan Blues: Album Review
Pagan Blues is more in the vein of the primordial blues tradition from Elii de Mon.
Dallahan – Speak Of The Devil: Album Review
Dallahan – four go frenzied on folk island.
Giant Walker – All In Good Time, Live At Anarchy: Live Album/Video Review
Giant Walker brings their All In Good Time album to life. Heavy Rock in a brewery no less!
Corey Purcell – Undaunted: Album Review
An accomplished, potent and refreshing mix of familiar songs and frantic dance tunes from Pennsylvanian Celt, Corey Purcell.
Dàimh – Sula : Album Review
Sleekit’ blockbluster from Dàimh sneaks in and sidelines the competition, in an astonishing tour de trad.
Meredith Moon – Constellations: Album Review
Constellations by Meredith Moon leaves us wanting more.
Brian Auger and Julie Tippetts – Encore: Album Review
Newly reissued, Encore is the 1978 album that reunited Brian Auger and Julie Tippetts, and is an exhilarating tribute to two amazing musical talents.
Ellis Paul – 55: Album Review
The Bostonian singer-songwriter celebrates his 30th year as a headlining performer with style, taste and subtlety
Selwyn Birchwood – Exorcist: Album Review
Selwyn Birchwood releases his 4th album on Alligator Records – Exorcist provides a fresh outlook on blues music.
Hills Like White Lions – Meander: Album Review
Austrian heavy prog trio release the second studio album which continues an emotion-drenched journey. Release date: 2nd June 2023 Label: Bandcamp Format: digital We first encountered Hills Like White Lions on their eponymous debut album in 2020 and were impressed by this Austrian prog outfit. That album […]
This Is The Kit – Careful Of Your Keepers: Album Review
A greater focus pays dividends to the magpie alt-folk of Kate Stables, as she expands and brightens her palette.
Roseanne Reid – Lawside: Album Review
Classy country’n’tayside from 2nd generation singer, a confident and competent celebration.
Extreme – Six: Album Review
Extreme hit back with a vengeance, ripping off the mask and Hard Rocking like it’s 1992.