Salt House – Riverwoods: Album Review
Re-wilding their native rivers provides the fishy inspiration for Salt House, who continue to make a resounding and resonant case for their feast of songs and musical fare.
Len Pilkington / Tony Winstanley – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
Over Hulton Folk Club’s March offering sees Tony Winstanley and Len Pilkington offer up a double bill.
Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman – Almost A Sunset: Album Review
Their first new album for five years, Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman make the wait worth the while with Almost A Sunset.
Miller Anderson – Bright City (Remastered & Expanded): Album Review
First solo album from journeyman guitarist, Miller Anderson, brushing up surprisingly well, showing what coulda been.
Barbara – the Spring Soiree
News of a hometown show for ATB faves Barbara. The Prince Albert in Brighton is the place to be on 8th April.
Desert Storm on Black Sabbath: Why I Love
Desert Storm drummer, Elliot Cole, joins us At The Barrier to remind us why Black Sabbath are such an influence.
Terms – All Becomes Indistinct: New album news
News of All Becomes Indistinct, the new album from noise rock duo, Terms.
U2 – Songs Of Surrender: Album Review
Songs Of Surrender is the new ‘reimagined’ collection from U2 featuring 40 songs from their back catalogue with new arrangements and lyrics.
The Cold Stares – Voices: Album Review
Dynamic Indiana trio The Cold Stares release Voices – a diverse collection of top quality blues.
Levellers (Collective) – Symphony Hall, Birmingham: Live Review
The Levellers (Collective) line up in Birmingham. The Symphony Hall? Sitting Down? No dogs? Terrific!
Van Der Graaf Generator – The Bath Forum Concert: Album Review
Van Der Graaf Generator live in 2022; still a potent force many decades on from the golden years of Progressive Rock.
Hannah Scott – Ancient Lights: EP Review
Delightful short collection from wave-making Suffolk-Surrey songstress, Hannah Scott.
Levellers (Collective) – Together All The Way: Album Review
A bunch of folkies from Brighton prove they’re not beyond such a comparison, with a further visceral acoustic take of the back catalogue.
Half Me on Sworn In: Why I Love
Following the release of their debut album, SOMA, the guys from Half Me join us at the barrier for a Why I Love on US Metalcore band Sworn In.
The Lost Trades – Petrichor: Album Review
Lost Trades follow up their award-winning debut with Petrichor – an album that should match its success.