Martin Carthy – Kitchen Garden Café, Birmingham: Live Review
“The Daddy” plays Brum… We encounter Martin Carthy at the Kitchen Garden Cafe in Birmingham.
Lou Lyne on Billie Holiday: Why I Love
We’re joined in our latest Why I Love by Lou Lyne who explains her fascination with Billie Holiday.
Nektar – Remember The Future (Expanded Edition): Album Review
Nektar’s progressive and psychedelic rock masterpiece, Remember The Future, is showcased in a new expanded box set.
Rachel Drew – Old Sky New: Album Review
Second solo album from Chicago singer/songwriter Rachel Drew – a showcase for a voice that needs to be heard!
Maddie Morris – Skin: Album Review
By championing LGBTQIA+ issues and maintaining strong links to traditional folk, Maddie Morris has gained herself a reputation for well reasoned argument and excellent music.
Harvey Lee – Backstage Pass: Book Review
Harvey Lee – he gets shit done. He reveals all via his Backstage Pass.
Orbit Culture w/ Defects – Manchester Rebellion: Live Review
Orbit Culture continue their quest for world domination with an electric show in Manchester.
Massive Wagons – Parr Hall, Warrington: Live Review
Massive Wagons take the bull by the balls as we gather to celebrate their Welcome To The World album.
Grace Petrie – Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room: Live Review
We catch up with Grace as she reaches the midpoint of her UK and Ireland tour
Jo Quail & Jon Gomm – Deaf Institute, Manchester: Live Review
Jo Quail and Jon Gomm resume their joint headline tour; we witness two complete virtuosos of their craft in Manchester.
Serious Sam Barrett – A Drop of The Morning Dew: Album Review
Much travelled and well respected Yorkshire troubadour Sam Barrett treats us to a live recorded album of traditional English folk and Americana.
Colosseum – Elegy, The Recordings, 1968 – 71: Boxset Review.
Colosseum, part 1, unearthed in toto, sweet as in Suite and the rest.
The Brasenose Fringe at Cropredy 2024
News of the the events at The Brasenose Fringe in Cropredy – August 2024
Norman Lamont – Millers Lake: Single Review
An epic multi-part anthem from Scottish songwriter, storyteller and performer Norman Lamont. Lots of words. YOU decide what they mean…
Steve Hillage – Paris Bataclan 1979: Album Review
Classic seventies Hillage. Period. The Open album gets aired aong with the ‘hits’ in Paris.