Seth Lakeman – The Met, Bury: Live Review
Seth Lakeman completes 2021 at The Met, with the last of a handful of intimate dates accompanied by Alex Hart.
Behemoth – In Absentia Dei: Album Review
Behemoth release In Absentia Dei; their lockdown streaming event which takes their musical and aesthetic presentation to brand new levels.
Time Tunnel: Great Albums of 1971. Lindisfarne – Fog On The Tyne
We continue our more in-depth reminiscing over the great records of 1971 with a look at the album from Lindisfarne that brought Geordie culture to the world.
Slinky Vagabond on Vivienne Westwood: Why I Love
Award winning designer and musician Keanan Duffty (Slinky Vagabond) joins us to share the love for Vivienne Westwood.
Hawkwind – Dust Of Time: Album Review
Can’t keep ’em down. New music, orchestral and acoustic, anniversary tours and now a career spanning compilation from Hawkwind.
Hushtones – Whiskey And Winter: New Single and Xmas gig…
News of Whiskey And Winter – the new single from Liverpool’s Hushtones and their Christmas headline show at Jimmy’s.
Katherine Priddy – Trowbridge Town Hall: Live Review
Jon Kean pops down to Trowbridge Town Hall to catch the live show by Katherine Priddy – an artist who’s featured a lot on ATB this year.
The Young’uns – The Met, Bury: Live Review
An ideal festive start to the season’s celebrations was enjoyed by Young’uns fans at Bury Met. Songs of old, new and festive were all included.
Sean Taylor – The Beat Goes On: Album Review
Prolific singer-songwriter Sean Taylor shows his contemplative side on album No.12
Faceless Mirror – Only You: New Single
Faceless Mirror release a new single – Only You – as usual we’re on the case, spreading the word about a band we believe in.
George Mann – A World Like This: Album Review
Insights to the state of the Western World – from veteran campaigner George Mann.
Tom Rodwell – Wood & Waste: Album Review
Tom Rodwell showcases a multitude of styles in a new collection that’s a tribute to his commitment to making and recording music in a natural way.
Laura-Mary Carter – Town Called Nothing: Album Review
Contemplative solo excursion for Blood Red Shoes chanteuse Laura-Mary Carter.
SOM – The Shape Of Everything: Album news
SOM have a new album – The Shape Of Everything – released on 21st January by Pelagic Records.
Spell Songs – Spell Songs II, Let The Light In: Album Review
A consummate celebration of nature, a marriage of words, music and illustration, bringing back together an A team of performers to reprise the unrepriseable in Spell Songs II.