Why I Love: Steve Brown on Rush
The next in our series of Why I Love Rush. This one incoming from Steve Brown who has several reason for his passion.
The next in our series of Why I Love Rush. This one incoming from Steve Brown who has several reason for his passion.
Iain Matthews revisits his back catalogue and repolishes some gems on the Fake Tan album from Talking Elephant Records.
If you like your blues raw, brash and dynamic this is the album for you. After winning Best New Blues Band in the 2019 Digital Blues Awards, The Bad Day Blues Band release the explosive, frenetic album Table By The Wall.
On Track take the work of The Move, Wizzard and ELO as its next venture. James R Turner confesses to raiding his parent’s record collection as he goes in deep with Roy Wood
The first in a series of in depth retrospectives on the great albums of 1971. Gene Clark and White Light.
Good Woman is an album of heartfelt emotions, experimental vocalisations and music from The Staves, the well-respected British trio of talented sisters.
Norse myth and legend brought vividly to life by the mighty Wardruna on Kvitravn.
GU-RU offer up a fizzing Acid House remix of their Teach Me track. Three and a bit minutes of jigging about might have you needing an encore.
At The Barrier was saddened to read, this week, of the passing of Mick Peat, former member of The Ripley Wayfarers and Rogue’s Gallery and a nationally admired musician, singer and presenter on the folk scene.
Luke Concannon returns with a solo album with an enigmatic title that sways between the emotions
We have a chat with up and coming, progressive music inspired musician, Dominic Sanderson. His Discarded Memories EP is out now.
Little Thunderstorms gathers eleven polished gems from KB Bayley – a master tunesmith.
Edinburgh songstress Rosie Nimmo strikes home with ten lessons in life on new album, Where Time Suspends.
German progressive rock band Electric Mud release their latest sublime album Quiet Days On Earth, paying respects to the early 70’s prog but also displaying their unique harmonious style.
News of the forthcoming 4CD compilation of The Pineapple Thief frontman, Bruce Soord’s lockdown sessions.