Bonnie Dobson & The Hanging Stars – Dreams: Album Review
Trance-generational summer music bridging the Gate with the Stars.
Trance-generational summer music bridging the Gate with the Stars.
Simple Minds – live in the City of Wool. In the immortal words, “lemme see those hands.”
Part three of our 2025 Cropredy preview brings us to Joe Broughton’s Conservatoire Folk Ensemble, Richard Digance, Skipinnish and Urban Folk Quartet.
Jangly powerpop with sideserving of moptops from The Morning Early.
Haunted Like Human preview their forthcoming American Mythology album with a slice of good-time, grudge-bearing, ‘told-you-so’ country rock.Â
Debut album from DK Harrell introduces another young artist establishing himself as one of the best of a new crop of bluesmen.
Equally inspired and inspiring, history and interpretation blur for a collective assault on the senses, with the most gentle of blows.
Songs of loss, self-pity and bitter criticism. James McMurtry reaches deep down to relive his life experiences with The Black Dog & The Wandering Boy, his first album in four years.
Craig Ewan – aka Dead Defined – joins us for a Why I Love on arena anthem giants Alter Bridge.
War celebrate 50 years of Why Can’t We Be Friends? with a rare show in Manchester, bringing the hit list to life!
The Charlatans return to Manchester with indie heavyweights Embrace and The Coral in tow – a mouth watering bill for any indie fan.
Mystical, ethereal lagoons of sound. Unknown Beyond, the third album from New Mexican duo Tan Cologne is the perfect soundtrack to a summer’s afternoon, when the listener is at peace with the world, and the world is at peace with itself
FloodHounds release live version of 2023 single, Psychosemantics. The Steel City trio add to their ever growing catalogue of great releases.
We’re joined by Nick and Michelle from Plumhall with their big band compadres – the Crickmores – who take on our Crop ’25 Q&A.
Episode Four of the Doctor Bird Upsetter singles reissue story. Confusion… takes us into 1971 and finds Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry rediscovering melody and paving the way for the political statements and the chimes of freedom to come