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.
Kitten Pyramid – KOOZY!!: Album Review
Kitten Pyramid follow up their critically acclaimed debut with another wonderfully eccentric slice of prog-pop on KOOZY!!