Hò-rò – New Moon: Album Review
More stellar sounds from the Highlands and Islands, blending the Gaelic and Scots traditions with a contemporary flourish.
Scott Mickelson – UK tour dates in July: News
News of the July tour dates from Mickelson.
Alunah – Strange Machine: Album Review
Hear the results of two years’ worth of experimentation and growth on the new album by Sabbath City’s Alunah.
Paul Brady – Maybe So: Album review
Elder statesman of Irish music Paul Brady goes forth defiantly, if a little frailer, definitely unbowed.
Rory Matheson & Graham Rorie – We Have Won The Land: Album Review
Complex chamber trad fusion with enough heart and soul find your feet from Rory Matheson & Graham Rorie.
Johnno Casson aka Snippet – Chippa: Album Review
Perfect pop-picker Johnno Casson ( aka Snippet) returns with brand new album Chippa on Quirky Sounds.
Lili Refrain – Mana: Album Review
Lili Refrain explores and experiments with ominous textures on Mana.
Billy Mackenzie – Satellite Life: Recordings 1994-1996: Album Review
Satellite Life documents the collaboration between Billy Mackenzie, of The Associates, and Steve Aungle, showcasing Billy’s remarkable voice and songwriting.
Gareth Dunlop – Animal: Album review
If Roxy covered Van and Paul Young sang Paul Brady, would it sound like this?
Ten bands you MUST see at Download Festival 2022: Opinion
Download Festival returns with another stacked and varied rock/metal bill for three of the finest days of the summer.
Barbara – Mildly Entertaining: EP Review
The collected works of whimsy – so far – from Brighton’s satirical pop maestros, Barbara.
Alice DiMicele – Every Seed We Plant: Album Review
Drama, Intimacy, Controversy – it’s all here on the new album from Ashland, Oregon’s finest singer/songwriter – Alice Di Micele
Abigail Lapell – Stolen Time: Album Review
Chameleonic Canadian, Abigail Lapell, weaves a magical web of off kilter charm and retro influences.
Keston Cobblers Club – Alchemy: Album Review
Another shot of much appreciated bright and breezy inspiration from Keston Cobblers Club as they work their Alchemy.
Fontaines D.C. – Skinty Fia: Album Review
Apocalyptic, unsettling and bravely confrontational. Fontaines D.C. go widescreen for installment three of their developing story