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Blue Rose Code – Bright Circumstance: Album Review

Scotland’s best kept secret blows all the doors down with heart and soul. And love.

Chris Spedding’s very fine early solo album, Songs Without Words, is a long lost gem of jazz-rock music.

The very first Oi! compilation album – originally released in 1980 – gets a welcome re-issue on vinyl for the first time in nearly 30 years.

Musician, songwriter and poet, Aeryn takes an atmospheric alt Folk adventure on Othala.

The wonderful music and legacy of singer songwriter Alan Hull is celebrated in a superb new collection of early recordings.

The Stackridge story continues as Esoteric reissue the recording and video of the revived band’s landmark 2007 concert at Bath’s Rondo Theatre.

Shetland fiddle music gets a buoyant bounce in this first solo outing from Peatbog fiddle man, Ross Couper.

Intense and anguished: NYC singer-songwriter Rebecca Karpen finds closure from the psychological abuse she suffered at the hands of a college mentor.

The Tangent (for one) – trimmed and slimmed down but no less potent.

Mothman, The Man take us on a romp through psych, prog, metal and more on their second album – and even taking in a Spaghetti Western…!

Banter – the best smallest big band get bigger, boldly going further.

The Libertines return with All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade; a mere 9 years after Anthems For The Doomed Youth.

Kerri Watt joins us for a Why I Love on the tropical rocker whose philosophy is about enjoying life and following passions, Jimmy Buffett.

Craig Chaligne is at The Ginistry, Oxted to catch Steve Wynn.

Out on 1st May, Yorkshire alt Folksters, Common Culture’s new single heads for the spotlight.