Grapefruit’s landmark 100th release – an eclectic delve into the British psychedelic scene period that came between pop and prog.
We witness Fairport Convention back on stage as they get back on the road in support of the splendid Shuffle & Go.
Toria Woof releases a new single. James Edward has an ‘interesting’ backstory…
Lurid, grim and spooky. From Keegan McInroe comes a ghostly tale for Halloween… Never Seen A Ghost.
The debut album from Freya Beer is an aptly titled, confident and striking set of songs
Saskia Griffiths-Moore asks Where Are We Heading on a subtle and classy acoustic set.
The glory years of Canadian/American giants – repackaged. Head off on a Magic Carpet Ride with Steppenwolf.
Sexy. Groovy. Masterfully produced. Swindle is back and he has brought his friends with him.
Glasgow’s Stereo venue are ready to welcome back Winterfylleth; a band that always delivers live, with a style of black metal that is uniquely their own.
We’re at the Anthony Burgess Foundation for a Manchester Folk Festival performance by Jack Rutter.
Composed with friend Will Gardner, Maz O’Connor continues her new ventures as vulpes with the release of Jessica.
Simeon Bartholomew from Australian outfit SEIMS, tells us all about his passion for Tortoise.
La Luz release a shining diamond of a fourth album, full of great songs, and their fabulous blend of harmonies, surf guitar, psychedelic keyboards, and an intoxicating dance beat.
The ever evolving Mànran continue to deliver their solid wedges of rock infused trad. hues.
Some Roots-infused Americana, and a whole lot more on the third album from British seven piece, Fine Lines.
