Urban Folk Quartet – True Story: Album Review
UFQ go the full MPG for this exhilarating return to active service, firing on all cylinders and more.
UFQ go the full MPG for this exhilarating return to active service, firing on all cylinders and more.
Vinyl remaster of classic Seventies comeback album from iconic proggers, Van der Graaf Generator.
At The Barrier pays tribute to a rare talent at the passing of Fairport Convention (and more) drummer Gerry Conway.
sunn o))) return to Manchester in their Shoshin (初心) Duo form. Shoshin being the Buddhist concept of learning with a “beginner’s mind,” surrendering preconceived notions in favour of openness and radical zeal.
Happy Days! News of the new EP from Barbara coming in May!
Absence makes the heart grow fonder as Gossip make a welcome return with Real Power.
Punk veterans SLF return to London before embarking on a tour of the States – we visited to see if they were as sharp as ever…
Songs in the oddly bouncy key of maudlin from Jack Francis make for a self-deprecating delight.
Galway’s Rory Ryan merges Lennon, Carole King et al with the electronics of the 90s on his debut album.
Strict tempo subterfuge bolsters the old tradition with novel tweaks from Session A9.
Embrace this profound release with the openness Sam Lee offers it with, taking the time it demands for a full immersion.
And then there were two; the countdown continues as Show Of Hands approach the end of the road.
Sparkly effervescent instrumental expertise. With added vocals. (And mouth trumpet).
Van Der Graaf Generator live in the late Seventies…Prog Rock by the scruff of the neck
True tales, travel experiences, philosophical musings a-plenty and uplifting string arrangements. All feature on A Sudden Rain from Cambridge singer-songwriter John Meed