The Paradox Twin on Zero 7: Why I Love
Nicole Johnson from The Paradox Twin joins us on a Why I Love, where she sells the merits of Zero 7.
Amy Duncan – Cocoon: Album Review
Haunting and spare, with a busy minimalism that beguiles, this indubitably lock-down project from Amy Duncan begs for attention.
Arð release first single from forthcoming album: News
Arð is the new mournful doom project from Winterfylleth’s Mark Deeks. Take Up My Bones will be released on 18th February 2022.
Freedom To Roam – The Rhythms Of Migration: Album Review
Freedom To Roam presents a widescreen soundscape encompassing folk, world and classical atmospheres covers most bases.
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss – Raise The Roof: Album Review
They’ve raised sand, now Robert Plant and Alison Krauss raise the roof in the most subtle fashion.
Mec Yek – Taisa: Album Review
Mec Yek present Taisa – Manic and maverick Roma ska-punk gypsy jazz from Belgium, without a violin in sight.
Hamish Hawk – The Great Eastern, Edinburgh: Live Review
Hamish Hawk plays an enchanting and very well received acoustic set at Edinburgh’s the Great Eastern Festival
The Flower Kings – By Royal Decree: New album news
News of the new album from The Flower Kings. By Royal Decree is out on Inside Out Music in March 2022.
Oysterband – The Time Is Now: New single/video
News of the new album and a chance to see the video for the new single – The Time Is Now – by Oysterband.
The Levellers – Manchester Academy: Live Review
Thirty years of Levelling The Land – celebrated in style in Manchester by The Levellers.
Fourth Moon – Odyssey: Album Review
Fourth Moon release album number two with Austrian, French, Scottish and Italian influences thrown into the pot.
Craig Gould releases emotional second single from forthcoming album: News
Craig Gould set to release his deeply emotional new single, Captain Of The Seas. The song is available on 30th November 2021 with all profits going to charity.
Corrie Shelley – Forget Me Not: Album Review
Corrie Shelley releases an album of her diverse folky songs with members of her touring band which will appeal to all discerning music followers.
50 Years Later – Killer (Alice Cooper Tribute LP): Album Review & Feature
Some of the UK’s finest underground bands come together to pay homage to one of the great records of 1971 – a year that gave so much to music. Pale Wizard present Alice Cooper’s Killer.
Svalbard – Glasgow Stereo: Live Review
On a cold Monday night in Glasgow, Svalbard attract a very sizeable and appreciative audience which is a testament to the respect in which this band is held in the metal community.