Category: Album Review

Fuzzy Lights – Fen Creatures: Album Review

Fuzzy lights shine over the fens once more; dare you stray into their playground?

Flitcraft, Bad Company, Secret Rule, Luke Colcannon, Gazpacho, This House We Built and Cheap Trick get caught in our monthly appraisal.

The Red Castle – the new album from Canadian singer-songwriter John Southworth – reflects on lineage, loss and time.

O’Neill delivers a thoughtful selection box of treats to chew over.

Alligator Records remastered version of the 2008 release Orange Blossoms, takes an introspective look at the life of JJ Grey.

Third studio album from Birmingham singer-songwriter Loz Rabone blends a range of easy melodies and relatable stories with high quality musicianship.

It’s taken The Man From Delmonte over three decades to release their first proper studio album, and honestly? It is worth the wait.

Wear The Fox Hat / lain Mumford assembles a collection of songs he wanted to record before hanging up his guitar for live performances.

A return to the return trip of Fly From Here from the Yes archive.

Live Numan from London’s Electric Ballroom celebrating a grand of shows in a career spanning set.

Kate & Anna McGarrigle. You know the name, you know the songs, here they are, together, as originally intended.

Atmospheric, authentic and truly beautiful. Words used to describe the music of Belgium’s Naragonia Quartet. Their fourth album is a triumph.

Sheffield’s very own diamond star heroes, Def Leppard add further content to their live album legacy.

The first official posthumous Brian Wilson release. Live at the Roxy Theatre revisits the show that kick-started Phase II of the great man’s career.

Look out Sam Fender, Michael McGovern has you in his sights!