Pallas – Eyes in The Night: Album Review
Pallas – representing Scotland in the early Eighties Progressive Rock revival – collected works from the era.
Bridge City Sinners – Age Of Doubt: Album Review
Jazz-punk-bluegrass superstars, Bridge City Sinners, deliver an album full to the brim with variety, talent and soul.
Cropredy Festival Preview – Part Six: Opinion
The last of our multi-part previews of Fairport’s Cropredy Convention 2024 sees us zoom in on the final three acts on the bill (save for one notable exception….)
Janelle Monáe w/ The KTNA – Factory International: Live Review
Janelle Monáe closes out er three night residency at Factory International in true grand slam fashion. Support comes from local group, The KTNA.
Snafu – You Know It Ain’t Easy: The Anthology: Boxset Review
They shoulda been contenders. The collected works of hotly-tipped 70s rockers, Snafu – assembled for our delectation.
Rachel Newton – Sealladh: Album Review
Rachel Newton adds art gallery soundtracking to her ever growing CV.
Steve Louw – Giants Walk The Land: Single Review
South African singer-songwriter Steve Louw previews his forthcoming album, Between Time, with a mighty statement.
Naomi Bedford & Paul Simmonds – Strange News Has Come To Town : Album Review
Strange? Certainly welcome, a further dose of East Susses Appalachiana from Bedford & Simmonds to charm the soul.
Dave Foster Band – Maybe They’ll Come Back For Us: Album Review
Dave Foster and Dinet Poortman get progressive pop off to a tee.
Red Vanilla – Days Of Grey: EP Review
The debut EP from Dundee alt-rock newcomers, Red Vanilla, offers a wide range of options for their way forward
Paul Armfield – Trees: EP Review
Isle of Wight composer Paul Armfield celebrates the trees of Sibden Hill and the impact of trees upon our lives.
Airbag – The Century Of The Self: Album Review
Airbag come up trumps with another progressive flavoured and atmospheric classic.
Kaiser Chiefs – Lincoln Castle: Live Review
We’re at Lincoln Castle as their Summer season of concerts attracts The Kaiser Chiefs.
Body Count Feat. Ice T w/ Slope – Manchester O2 Ritz: Live Review
Body Count roll mercilessly through Manchester and leave nothing in their wake. Should we have expected anything less from the LA mob?
Liam Gallagher w/ Cast & Villanelle – Manchester Co-op Live: Live Review
Liam Gallagher concludes his celebratory run of shows in honour of Oasis’ 1994 debut, Definitely Maybe. We were there.