Marillion – Seasons End Deluxe Reissue: Album Review
From black clouds to Cloud nine as Marillion’s Seasons End gets the full deluxe treatment.
Yes – Mirror To The Sky: Album Review
Seminal Prog Rockers Yes deliver Mirror To The Sky – album #22 in a discography spanning over fifty years.
The Primevals – The Dividing Line: Album Review
A sonic blast, channeling the past to keep the future on its toes. They were there and they are still here.
Rebecca Hill & Charlie Stewart – Thawcrook: Album Review
Stirrings in the fiddle and harp camp: Rebecca Hill and Charlie Stewart on a rewilding revitalising of the trad.
Karman Line – Like A Machine: Album Review
UAE based Karman Line, are ready to explode on the rock scene with the release of their debut album. Hang on to something …..tightly!!
The Church – The Hypnogogue: Album Review
The Church go all Prog Rock on album #26, gliding around a Sci Fi Psych Rock universe.
Gnoss – Stretching Skyward : Album Review
Gnoss not only stretch for the sky, they are flying.
Merry Hell – Let The Music Speak For Itself: Album Review
Raise your teacups and glasses! A comprehensive Merry Hell retrospective that sends out a glut of their trademark messages of positivity.
Ben De La Cour – Sweet Anhedonia : Album Review
Smoky poteen from the swamplands, enticing gothic noir of merit, De La Cour offers a grip like vice on your senses.
Alice Howe – Circumstance : Album Review
Describing herself as an old soul inside a 30-something millennial, Alice Howe is hard-wired for her country folk rock’n’soul hybrid.
Loud As Giants – Empty Homes: Album Review
Music we grew up with. Loud As Giants powerful debut album is no Eighties tribute.
The Lemon Twigs – Everything Harmony: Album Review
13 courses of 60s-flavoured baroque pop on The Lemon Twigs’ harmony-drenched 4th album
Jah Wobble – Dark Luminosity, the 21st Century Collection: Boxset Review
Mr Metaphysical, all round renaissance geezer Jah Wobble shows off his second half. Or , more likely, quarter.
Be-Bop Deluxe – Sunburst Finish: Album Review
Be-Bop Deluxe on Sunburst Finish provide a near perfect amalgam of engagingly catchy song writing and progressive and rock influences.
Ewan MacIntyre – Twenty First Century Fool: Album Review
More masterful transatlantic root-bending from Canada-based GÃ idhl, Ewan McIntyre