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Dean Owens – Sinner’s Shrine: Album Review

Tex Mex desert delights from Dean Owens, the Man from Leith and his heavy friends from Calexico. A wee hauf, a hauf and a jalapeño.

Arð is the new solo project from Winterfylleth’s Mark Deeks. Take Up My Bones is the epic debut album.

Jamie Southern, guitarist with Heavy Progressive outfit Giant Walker, joins us to share his love for Soundgarden.

Languorously loose and laid back. Gloriously stoned psyche-country anthems from Vermont’s marijuana-farming couple.

A mighty blast of good old Metaldeath from Once Human on their Scar Weaver album.

Join us on a carousel of kaleidoscopic glee as Rosalie Cunningham as she trips down the rabbit hole.

Dave Bainbridge, instrumentalist maestro, joins us to share his admiration for the late great Jack Bruce.

News of the 40th (-ish) anniversary editions of Moving Pictures by Rush.

Sweden’s Cult Of Luna return with another typically ambitious and grand statement.

One of the Blues legend John Mayall’s best solo efforts is re-issued 40 years after it was recorded and revisits some top quality blues music.

Hillbilly gypsy blues with a ragged bluegrass charm from Old Salt.

What is the greatest live album of all time? At The Barrier’s writers take a look at their favourites from the history of live albums.

News of The Death Of Death – the new album from Playgrounded – coming on Pelagic Records.

InVisions join us as they release their third album; Deadlock. The metalcore outfit talk of their love for the mighty and all conquering Iron Maiden.

They’re Back! After a two-year absence, Fairport Convention kick off their 55th Anniversary Year in style!