Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage – In The Dark We Grow: Album Review
Sanders & Savage – No longer just one of our best vocal duos, are they now our best?
Sanders & Savage – No longer just one of our best vocal duos, are they now our best?
Joshua Burnell teases his 2024 Tour with a tremendous version of Fairport Convention’s Farewell Farewell.
We have a premiere of the Outlaw Doc video, from the Me album by Katie Knipp.
Stopfordian heroes, Blossoms, return with album number five. Gary is their most collaborative effort yet.
Native Harrow multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Stephen Harms joins us for a Why I Love on inspirational bassist Wilton Felder.
A compilation of the Malian Duo’s post 1998 best work; the perfect entry-point for new converts to the Amadou & Mariam cause.
We join Seth Lakeman at the Minack Theatre for two sold-out shows, and pay tribute to the RNLI as it celebrates a 200 year anniversary.
At The Barrier is always keen to promote young artists. Amongst the plethora of bands and singer/songwriters are the supremely talented Just Above Snakes.Â
Barbarian Hermit return with their second full length album. They’re here to bludgeon with their razor sharp riffs and tight to the nail songs.
The collected works of sometime occult-rockers, Black Widow. There’s some fine music amongst the black magic hype.
Esoteric’s view of the state of Prog in 1975.
Stories, deep contemplation, introspection, heartbreak and a dash of humour. It’s all here in the debut album from York singer-songwriter, Pete Lambert.
Solid fourth album from Northamptonshire 4-piece outfit Stevie Jones & The Wildfires covers a lot of ground in a short time.
Two new, laid back and languid tracks from The Stingrays.
London based Mark Harrison releases his seventh album of original blues roots style music; wonderful melodious tunes and fascinating lyrics.