Level 42 – The Later Years: Album Review
Evergreen pop/jazz/funk group Level 42 release The Later Years – 2001-2020. It boasts all of the studio albums from that time period and a selection of versions of some of their popular chart hits.
All You Good Good People – Britpop & Beyond 1995 – 1999: Album Review
All You Good Good People celebrates the heyday of Britpop with choice slices and deep cuts of unabashed optimism and emotional undercurrents.
fabric – Until We Are Free: Album Review
Debut album from fabric fuses Afrobeat, soul, bossa nova and funk into sunlit groove that double as a call for identify, equality and communion.
Chris Marksberry – The Perry Vale Sessions: Album Review
SE London singer-songwriter Chris Marksberry rocks out and channels those who’ve inspired him most on his second album – The Perry Vale Sessions.
Singles Selection – Issue #7
Welcome to Issue #7 of Singles Selection. With Singles Selection, we take a look at some of the brand new singles that have pricked our ears.
Honey & The Bear – A Wish & A Tide: Album Review
English exquisita from East Anglia, ornamental and elegant, Honey and the Bear are sounding ever more like a joy.
Liz Jones with John Bruce – Barnoldswick Music And Arts Centre: Live Review
The intimacy of the Barnoldswick venue sees a superbly intimate performance from Liz Jones. Her own acoustic guitar work is complimented by the extremely capable guitar work of of John Bruce.
Niall Horan – Little More Time: Single Review
Niall Horan delivers us a love letter about living in the present with new track Little More Time.
Tyketto w/ Warrior Soul & Collateral – 229, The Venue: Live Review
With a new album out after a decade, Tyketto visit London to air the new material, we went along to check it out!
Archiac Oath – Determined to Death and Beyond: Album Review
Determined to Death and Beyond is the debut album that doesn’t just announce Archaic Oath, but screams it from the mountain peaks with a ferocity that puts bands twice their size to shame.
Wrang – Verwording: Album Review
Wrang have spent over a decade developing their sound within the Netherlands’ increasingly vibrant black metal scene, and with Verwording, their third full-length, they’ve crafted their most cohesive work to date.
Eugene McGuinness – Eugene McGuinness versus The Universe: Album Review
Raw, mysterious and thoroughly entrancing. Eugene McGuinness versus The Universe is a mellow, melodic, masterful mélange of sweet off-kilter pop
Ben De La Cour – Kitchen Garden Café, B’ham: Live Review
Exquisite songs of a life well bruised from Ben De La Cour. We’re at the Birmingham stop off on his latest tour.
At The Gates – The Ghost Of A Future Dead: Album Review
Some farewells are written in fire, others in blood, but this one from At The Gates…this one is carved into the very fabric of melodic death metal itself.
L.Y.R – The Tung Auditorium, Liverpool: Live Review
An evening of stunning music, passionate storytelling and soaring vocals in Liverpool from L.Y.R and supporting cast.