Shemekia Copeland – Done Come Too Far: Album Review
Swampy hardcore electric blues from Nashville, with added flavours of gospel, soul and zydeco, from 2nd generation blues royalty; Shemekia Copeland.
Swampy hardcore electric blues from Nashville, with added flavours of gospel, soul and zydeco, from 2nd generation blues royalty; Shemekia Copeland.
Bittersweet confrontations with old age – from Westchester’s master satirist Loudon Wainwright III.
The Guv’nor – Ashley Hutchings – 100 Not Out.
Arch Enemy unleash Deceivers; the bands’ latest…their 11th… long player. Could this be a career high for the heavy metal outfit?
A new outlook on folk composition is admirably heard on What Holds The World Together by The Wilderness Yet .
Beefheart sideman Jeff Cotton returns – after a 50-year hiatus!
Soulfly continue to stand the test of time and the brothers Cavalera continue to thrive.
Tonic by Steve Baker, is an album of remarkable jazz infused compositions and arrangements, played by a fine ensemble of musicians.
Charlie Musselwhite delivers another career high point with an album full of swampy swagger as the great bluesman returns to the delta.
Andrew Tuttle offers up new age banjophonica to bewilder and beguile on Fleeting Adventure; his new album.
Following a glut of singles and their 2020 EP, Knock Knock, Mulberry Sky have now released their debut album Who’s There with their own brand of self penned, self produced raucous, wild, intense rock.
Forty years of doing what he does, Tim Bowness continues to create classic music. Butterfly Mind is another exquisite piece of work.
Plucky Canadians, Tallies, re-invent the 80’s in a glittering jangle of joy. Their ‘Patina’ album is out on Bella Union.
Miraculous Mule bring redemption through the power of music. Say hallelujah!
Amon Amarth invade our aural senses once again with their twelfth studio album of valorous Viking metal. Hail, The Great Heathen Army.