Sian – Araon: Album Review
Inexplicably missed in action at the time, but never too late to remedy, a masterpiece in any genre from Sian
Inexplicably missed in action at the time, but never too late to remedy, a masterpiece in any genre from Sian
Never too late to experience another missed juggernaut, even if this striking band – Ex-Vöid – is no more.
Polymath maverick Dan MacDonald continues to plough his own outré field with Spitzer Space Telescope.
Another wayside waif from CAIN brought deservedly back into the ATB limelight, an oversight requisite of attention.
Spirit Of Bryneddin, provide a glimpse of a mystical world where nothing is as it seems, but where joy and contentment reign supreme on Time Is Unfolding
Beans on Toast continues his tradition of releasing an album every birthday. Kill Them With Kindness, is the usual mix of domesticity and polemic but, perhaps, it’s his hardest-hitting yet…
The prodigious talent of Dick Gaughan, in his heyday, and largely solo prime in this BBC set.
Calling You Home is a solo piano album, full of contrasts and different moods, created by a very gifted musician and composer.
Ranagri once again team up with Tony Christie for another selection from the Great Irish Songbook.
A Kate Rusby Christmas bonanza – the new double album and seasonal tour hit Manchester – all on the same day.
The Magpie Arc weld their bombast to the folk frame, with lashings of prog and metal, along with a little unexpected goth.
Forging ahead from what came before – the latest chapter in the story of Spock’s Beard.
Long Distance Calling provide a musical experience on a par with the likes of Hawkwind and leave you in awe of the music they accomplish.
Forget any fall from grace, this shows Talbot ascending even further still.
The Haar shine more new light through familiar windows, spruced up with even more global vision and design.