Serena Ferrara & Simone Mor – Kemana: Album Review
World cultures in harmony – Kemana is a divine voyage of musical discovery.
Simon J Jones – How Things Work: Album Review
Simon J Jones and Ladybird books – a marriage made in heaven. The Harp & A Monkey man on solo debut.
SPINN – Outside Of The Blue: Album Review
Drawing inspiration from Buddhist teachings and the hopeful attitude of frontman Johnny Quinn, Liverpool-based four-piece SPINN return with second album Outside Of The Blue.
Landon Lloyd Miller – Light Shines Through: Album Review
The Wall Chargers’ former frontman, Landon Lloyd Miller, goes it alone – in his own sparse, intimate way
Calum Mason – Panopticon: Album Review
Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Calum Mason takes a break from his current musical connections to release a fascinating groundbreaking album Panopticon.
Andy Irvine and Paul Brady – Andy Irvine / Paul Brady (Special Edition): Album Review
Ultimate remaster of Classic 1976 album from Ireland’s National Treasures, Andy Irvine and Paul Brady.
Dlù – Moch: Album Review
Moch by Dlù – the Gaels adept at re-skinning the cat into feisty new directions.
Naxatras – IV: Album Review
And then there were four. Naxatras expand on album IV.
Ren Lawton – Today Today Tomorrow: Album Review
Today Today Tomorrow. Five years in the making, a chrysalis of hope from Ren Lawton.
Spirit – Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus: Album Review
Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus by Spirit, is their 1970 masterpiece, and is now available in a newly expanded and remastered deluxe edition.
Oysterband – Read The Sky: Album Review
Oysterband break their 8-year drought of wholly new material with a joyous deluge on Read The Sky.
Bird In The Belly – After The City: Album Review
Third album from Folk-Noir-ists, Bird In The Belly, continues to break new ground.
Beth Hart – A Tribute To Led Zeppelin: Album review
Wanna whole lotta love? Beth Hart does Led Zeppelin – gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove.
Corey Taylor – CMFB-Sides: Album Review
More stuff from Corey Taylor that he doesn’t get to indulge in with Slipknot.
Johnny Coppin – River of Dreams: Album Review
Stunning new collection from Gloucestershire’s supreme singer, songwriter, composer, anthologist and broadcaster, Johnny Coppin.