Why I Love: Seafoam Green on Little Feat
In anticipation of the brilliant new album from Seafoam Green, Martin’s Garden, the band join us to share their love of the mighty Little Feat.
Frank Turner – What’s the best album for opening songs? : Opinion
The best three opening songs on a Frank Turner album? The eighth anniversary of Tape Deck Heart prompts some thoughts.
Supervøid – The Great Nothing: Album Review
Jo Quail joins Supervøid in to create and dark, dense and suitably intense trip through The Great Nothing.
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young – Déjà Vu All Over Again: Box-set Review
CSNY’s magnum opus, Deja Vu, gets the 50th anniversary deluxe reissue treatment – with a treasure trove of alternative versions and works in progress.
Acolyte – Entropy: Album Review
A fully realised conceptual record exploring the early stages of loss from Acolyte
Goodbye Mr Mackenzie – Live/A Night In The Windy City: Album Review
A reformed Goodbye Mr Mackenzie unleash a live album, that demonstrates again, what a great live and musically unique band they are, and why we have missed them so much.
Thunderous Jones – Out Of Sight: Single News
A new single from Midlands Metal outfit Thunderous Jones.
Matt Berry – The Blue Elephant: Album Review
TV icon, Matt Berry, shows the right way to recreate 60s psychedelia on his latest long player; The Blue Elephant.
Time Tunnel: Great Albums of 1971. Boss Keloid on Don McLean’s American Pie…much more than a title track
Ste Arands, drummer with Boss Keloid, writes about his love of Don McLean’s American Pie record and why the album is much more than just the title track.
Shawn Pittman – Make It Right!: Album Review
High quality blues from accomplished bluesman Shawn Pittman. His new album, Make It Right is the blues at its best.
Dust Radio – Dead Man’s Crawl: Video Premiere
Dust Radio release their new video in anticipation of their forthcoming debut EP; Shogun Shack. This blues duo will blow you away.
The Village – Ghosts In The Static: Album Review
Phil Matthews, aka The Village, takes us on a trip down Memory Lane on his new album.
Paul Hutchinson – Petrichor: Album Review
Paul Hutchinson gives another demonstration of how to use your lockdown time productively
Procol Harum – Missing Persons (Alive Forever) – EP Review
Procol Harum use lockdown to recapture that classic sound
Gnoss – The Light Of The Moon: Album Review
Gnoss – a quartet of insanely gifted Scots youngsters whose second album lulls and ignites.