Eabhal – Aisling: Album Review
A dream of an offering, courtesy the Isle of Uist. Eabhal offer more vibrant Gaelic music.
The Canny Band – The Canny Band: Album Review
Canny is as canny does, piano, box and bodhran combine for some aural fizz.
Seratones – Love & Algorhythms: Album Review
Louisiana’s Seratones deliver an album of sensual, soulful songs of protest.
Def Leppard – Diamond Star Halos: Album Review
Def Leppard – you know what they do and they won’t disappoint the faithful again on Diamond Star Halos.
Maz O’Connor – What I Wanted: Album Review
Maz O’Connor returns with her eagerly awaited follow up to 2019’s impressive Chosen Daughter.
Boo Hewerdine – Understudy: Album Review
Songs of tender reflection from an often-overlooked national treasure, Boo Hewerdine.
Mudlow – Bad Turn: Album Review
Mudlow swagger and groove on a new set of Blues soaked riches.
Marc Almond – Stranger Things Reissue: Album Review
Marc Almond’s highly acclaimed 11th solo album, Stranger Things, blends synth and orchestration in a 3 CD package.
Heidi Talbot – Sing It For A Lifetime: Album Review
Heidi Talbot releases Sing It For A Lifetime. Seldom has heartbreak sounded so beautiful. And so positive.
The Bros Landreth – Come Morning: Album Review
Plaid shirt rootsy rockers , The Bros Landreth, take on a swirly sheen of soul that adds lustre to their cabin fevered dreams.
Rick Wakeman – The Myths and Legends of Rick Wakeman: Album Review
4CD Box Set featuring vintage concert recordings focusing on the mid-‘70s work of Rick Wakeman.
Malevolence – Malicious Intent: Album Review
Malevolence return to take 2022 by the scruff of the neck with their third long player; Malicious Intent.
Lee Rogers – Gameblood: Album Review
Lee Rogers releases Gameblood; blue collar rock from a hardman gentler than he knows.
xPropaganda – The Heart Is Strange: Album Review
Original Propaganda vocalists return with legendary producer to gift us an album that not gets better with every listen.
Mavis Staples & Levon Helm – Carry Me Home: Album Review
Eclectic, poignant and unbelievably exciting – Mavis Staples gives it everything at Levon Helm’s Last Waltz