Tony Martin – Thorns: Album Review
Tony Martin breaks his 15 year plus solo hiatus to deliver his next solo album. Thorns follows up Scream which was released in 2005.
Niteworks – A’ Ghrian: Album Review
Vibrant new music from Niteworks, Skye’s masters of Gaelictronica.
The Blinders – Electric Kool-Aid (Part 1): EP Review
In other news, The Blinders show off the fruits of their first work as a five piece on Electric Kool-Aid (Part 1).
Lindy-Fay Hella (Wardruna) on Depeche Mode’s Black Celebration: Why I Love
Lindy-Fay Hella recently released Hildring, her second collaborative album with Dei Farne. We welcome Lindy-Fay to write for our Why I Love column.
The Beatles and India – An Enduring Love Affair: DVD Review
New documentary film tells the story and considers the cultural implications of the Beatles’ 1968 sojourn to Rishikesh, India
Johnny Foreigner – Waited Up Til It Was Light: Album Review
Reissue of the sparkling 2008 debut album from Johnny Foreigner. Take a deep breath…
Joy Shannon on Gavin Friday & Nick Cave: Why I Love
American Neo-Folk harpist Joy Shannon joins us to share her admiration for the inspirational talents of Nick Cave and Gavin Friday.
Blood Red Shoes – Ghosts On Tape: Album Review
Sixth album from “Brighton’s Loudest Duo” – Blood Red Shoes – a successful mélange of pop, rock, grunge, punk and electronica.
Runrig – There Must Be A Place: DVD Review
Ups and downs, twists and turns, joy and heartbreak. All combine to tell the story of Scotland’s house band – Runrig.
Matt McGinn – Time Well Spent: Album Review
Matt McGinn returns with album number five entitled Time Well Spent. The LP is the follow up to the sublime Lessons Of War.
Barbara – Rainy Days In June: Single Review
Brighton duo, Barbara ensures the fine tradition of English Satirical Pop lives on with their Rainy Days In June single.
Jethro Tull – Benefit (50th Anniversary enhanced edition): Album Review
The benchmark series of Jethro Tull enhanced reissues continues with their third album Benefit from 1970 with the usual tons of extras.
Time Tunnel: Wings – The Hardrock, Manchester. 17th May 1973
Paul McCartney is back on the front pages with the Get Back documentary and his book, The Lyrics, recently released. We look back at Wings live in 1973.
Southern Avenue – Be The Love That You Want: Album review
Southern Avenue reimagine American music with a blast of Southern gospel blues, righteous R&B and soul power.
Seth Lakeman – The Met, Bury: Live Review
Seth Lakeman completes 2021 at The Met, with the last of a handful of intimate dates accompanied by Alex Hart.