Shawn Pittman – Make It Right!: Album Review
High quality blues from accomplished bluesman Shawn Pittman. His new album, Make It Right is the blues at its best.
Dust Radio – Dead Man’s Crawl: Video Premiere
Dust Radio release their new video in anticipation of their forthcoming debut EP; Shogun Shack. This blues duo will blow you away.
The Village – Ghosts In The Static: Album Review
Phil Matthews, aka The Village, takes us on a trip down Memory Lane on his new album.
Paul Hutchinson – Petrichor: Album Review
Paul Hutchinson gives another demonstration of how to use your lockdown time productively
Procol Harum – Missing Persons (Alive Forever) – EP Review
Procol Harum use lockdown to recapture that classic sound
Gnoss – The Light Of The Moon: Album Review
Gnoss – a quartet of insanely gifted Scots youngsters whose second album lulls and ignites.
Christina Alden and Alex Patterson – Hunter: Album Review
Hunter plays out some delightful reflections from Christina Alden and Alex Patterson, on our relationship with the natural world
Angrusori – Live At Tou: Album Review
Slovakian-Norwegian orchestra Angrusori releases its debut album, Live At Tou.
Fightmilk – Contender: Album Review
The second Fightmilk album has the boisterous Britpoppery of Sleeper, the pop-punk effervescence of Sløtface and the Goth-tinged angry jangle of Desperate Journalist.
Fairport Convention – Off The Desk 2020: Album Review
Not the 2021 Winter Tour – But a brilliant memento of Fairport Convention’s last show pre-lockdown
Mission Jupiter – Talk To Me: Album Review
Mission Jupiter are a Belarusian quintet out of Minsk who have just released their stunning new album, Talk To Me.
Howard Jones – In The Running Re-mastered: Album Review
Cherry Red release an extensive remastered version of the 1992 album In The Running by Howard Jones.
Indolore – After The Rain: Album Review
After the Rain by Indolore is a summery collection of mellow, tuneful songs bringing a radiant touch through contemplative and reflective thoughts.
Plenty – Enough: Album News
News of an expansive 2CD release from Eighties Art Rock outfit Plenty, that delves into the Borrowed, Old and Older.
Barry Noakes – A New Dawn: Album Review
Barry Noakes emerges from a broken relationship with a new album – in all respects, A New Dawn.