Bity Booker – Dreaming In The Morning: EP Review
As soft and gentle as anything you’ll ever hear – four new songs from the magical Bity Booker.
Annie Keating – Feels Like Home: Single Review
In anticipation of her imminent UK tour – another single from At The Barrier’s favourite Brooklynite, Annie Keating.
Pure Reason Revolution – Above Cirrus: New Album News
Exciting news of the new album from Pure Reason Revolution.
At The Barrier Radio Show #3: News
Welcome to At The Barrier Radio! This is our third radio show to help throw the spotlight on great artists that we think you should be listening to.
Jamie McDell on Linda Ronstadt: Why I Love
We are honoured to welcome Jamie McDell to the pages of At The Barrier to write of her love for the legendary Linda Ronstadt.
SPINN – Outside Of The Blue: Album Review
Drawing inspiration from Buddhist teachings and the hopeful attitude of frontman Johnny Quinn, Liverpool-based four-piece SPINN return with second album Outside Of The Blue.
Klangstof – Ocean View: EP Review
Dutch trio Klangstof evolves their sound in a most relaxing fashion. Mainly.
Landon Lloyd Miller – Light Shines Through: Album Review
The Wall Chargers’ former frontman, Landon Lloyd Miller, goes it alone – in his own sparse, intimate way
Calum Mason – Panopticon: Album Review
Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Calum Mason takes a break from his current musical connections to release a fascinating groundbreaking album Panopticon.
Deadly Dining – Judy Dyble’s Disasterous Delicacies: Book News
The debut book by English musician Judy Dyble posthumously collated by the Dyble family. Welcome to Deadly Dining.
Andy Irvine and Paul Brady – Andy Irvine / Paul Brady (Special Edition): Album Review
Ultimate remaster of Classic 1976 album from Ireland’s National Treasures, Andy Irvine and Paul Brady.
Dlù – Moch: Album Review
Moch by Dlù – the Gaels adept at re-skinning the cat into feisty new directions.
At The Barrier Radio Show #2: News
Welcome to At The Barrier Radio! This is our second radio show to help throw the spotlight on great artists that we think you should be listening to.
Naxatras – IV: Album Review
And then there were four. Naxatras expand on album IV.
Ren Lawton – Today Today Tomorrow: Album Review
Today Today Tomorrow. Five years in the making, a chrysalis of hope from Ren Lawton.