Aoife O’Donovan – Age Of Apathy: Album news
Aoife O’Donovan announces new album, Age Of Apathy. Out on 21st January 2021 on Yep Roc Records.
Barclay James Harvest – Time Honoured Ghosts: Album Review
The expanded and remastered Time Honoured Ghosts – here’s Barclay James Harvest from 1975.
Mike Turnbull And The Safe Kings – Arnside Sailing Club: Live Review
A far cry from the Academies and the Apollos, The Arnside Sailing Club does its bit for the live music scene, hosting Mike Turnbull And The Safe Kings.
Kitty Macfarlane – Autumn Tour news
Gig news as Kitty Macfarlane heads out on tour in October.
Justin Bernasconi – Sleeping Like A Maniac: Album Review
An alt-folk exploration from Justin Bernasconi – with virtuoso guitar as an added bonus.
Jon Gomm – Secrets Nobody Keeps – Passionflower 10 Year Anniversary Edition: Album Review
Expanded reissue of the breathtaking debut album from Leeds guitar virtuoso Jon Gomm.
Massive Wagons – Academy 2, Manchester: Live Review
They’re back! There aren’t many finer sights than Massive Wagons in full flow especially after the enforced lay off.
MONO – Pilgrimage Of The Soul: Album Review
Pilgrimage Of The Soul, the eleventh album from Mono, is a perfect exercise in restful and powerful moods.
Steve Hackett – Surrender Of Silence: Album Review
Steve Hackett punctuates his ongoing Genesis based live shows with another class solo work.
Blossoms – AO Arena, Manchester: Live Review
Blossoms wrap up their current tour with as close a homecoming show as you can get.
Bill Steer of Carcass: Interview
Carcass have returned with Torn Arteries. We were lucky enough to catch up with guitarist Bill Steer to talk about the new album, and much more.
Charlotte Wessels: Interview
We caught up with Charlotte Wessels to talk about her new compilation, Patreon, inspirations outside of metal and the chances of playing Delain songs again.
Carcass – Torn Arteries: Album Review
Carcass return with the follow up to Surgical Steel. Torn Arteries is another blood soaked album of gore infused melodic death metal.
Hamish Hawk – Heavy Elevator: Album Review
Hamish Hawk releases an incredible new album, that marks the emergence of a supremely gifted musician, singer and writer.
Felice Brothers – From Dreams To Dust: Album Review
Country contrarians from the Catskills, the Felice Brothers, keep ’em coming, still like nothing or nobody else out there. Like that’s a good thing, and, unmistakably, it is.