Mission Jupiter – Talk To Me: Album Review
Mission Jupiter are a Belarusian quintet out of Minsk who have just released their stunning new album, Talk To Me.
Howard Jones – In The Running Re-mastered: Album Review
Cherry Red release an extensive remastered version of the 1992 album In The Running by Howard Jones.
Indolore – After The Rain: Album Review
After the Rain by Indolore is a summery collection of mellow, tuneful songs bringing a radiant touch through contemplative and reflective thoughts.
Plenty – Enough: Album News
News of an expansive 2CD release from Eighties Art Rock outfit Plenty, that delves into the Borrowed, Old and Older.
Barry Noakes – A New Dawn: Album Review
Barry Noakes emerges from a broken relationship with a new album – in all respects, A New Dawn.
Banter – Unquiet Grave: Video Premiere
We are lucky to share with you the brand new video from Banter. Unquiet Grave features Phil Beer and is a traditional folk number delivered with Banter’s unique style.
Banter – Three: Album Review
Folk with a twist from The World’s smallest Big Band; there are many moments of great subtlety, when Banter decide to rock out, they do so with passion.
Kimberley Rew & Lee Cave-Berry – Growing Up Song: Video Premiere
Growing Up Song is the new single, from Kimberley Rew (Soft Boys, Katrina & The Waves, writer of Walking On Sunshine) & Lee Cave-Berry.
Jon Anderson – Animation: Album Review
A new (slightly) expanded Jon Anderson remastered release – Animation from 1982
Last Hyena – How Soon Is Mars?: Album Review
Ideas galore from Bristol prog experimentalists Last Hyena.
Luke Haines – Setting The Dogs On The Post-Punk Postman: Album Review
Luke Haines gives a new state of the nation address on the wonderfully titled new record.
The Coral – Coral Island: Album Review
ALBUM OF THE WEEK
Partly inspired by old photographs of seaside towns, The Coral’s latest album is a bright and breezy collection of tunes instilled with their sixties sound.
Gojira – Fortitude: Album Review
Gojira unleash their new album Fortitude which shows a band at the peak of their creative powers, combining full on metal, with an extraordinary range of other musical influences.
Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5 – The Difficult Number 2: Album Review
Bright and happy; Joyful and surreal – Glasgow dance ensemble, Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, herald the coming of summer.
Focus – Focus 50, Live in Rio and Completely Focussed: Album Review
Focus release ‘Focus 50’ – a concert recorded in Nitteroi, Rio de Janeiro, in 2017. The amazing show features music from across the history of the band from early signature hits to music released in 2017.