Mark Morriss – St George’s Church, Tyldesley: Live Review
Courtesy of the Early Doors Club project St George’s Church, Tyldesley is full to hear an hours worth of uplifting solo acoustic music from Bluetones’ vocalist Mark Morriss.
Flamy Grant – If You Ever Leave: Single Review
She’s on a roll, that’s for sure. North Carolinian drag queen, Flamy Grant provides a third taster of her forthcoming album, CHURCH.
Lusa – The Colour Of Space: Album Review
Lusa are loose! Grab their digital footprint now, striking second gen Scottish synthesists from Skye.
Jamie Sutherland – The World As It Used To Be: Album Review
Big boned Americana from the Morayshire midwest, the Broken Records man Jamie Sutherland sets out on a second solo mission.
Big Big Train – Big Big Bits (1): Opinion
Big Big Train – big big bits – goosebump moments from the Prog icons.
Otherish – Used Up Useless Useful Idiot: Single Review
Otherish confront the willingly gullible amongst us with their hardest-hitting offering yet.
Gryphon – A Sonic Tonic: Album Review
Keeping alchemists busy since the 1500s, a first live recording for Elizabethan proggers Gryphon.
Rum Ragged – Gone Jiggin’: Album Review
Album No.5 from Newfoundland roots outfit Rum Ragged does exactly what it says on tin.
Moteh Parrott – The Stones Are Merely Sleeping: Album news
News of the forthcoming album from Moteh Parrott. A record ten years in the making
Bromyard Folk Festival Preview : Opinion
We’re shortly off to Bromyard Folk Festival – here’s what’s on offer for anyone who missed out on Oasis tix!
Wunderhorse – Midas: Album Review
Wunderhorse return with their new album, Midas. It follows the release of their 2022 album, Cub.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Wild God: Album Review
After a five year gap, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds deliver a much needed shot of triumphant light.
Sabrina Carpenter – Short n’ Sweet: Album Review
Sabrina Carpenter shines once again in her sixth studio album, following the release of the 2022- album ‘emails i can’t send’.
Purbeck Valley Folk Festival – Dorset: Live Review
Festival time again – this time we’re at Purbeck Valley Folk Festival ; not just for the music – there’s so much more.
Scarlet Rebels – Where The Colours Meet: Album Review
Scarlet Rebels fly the flag for seriously good fun Rock & Roll.