Jeff Wayne – The War Of The Worlds: Interview
Jeff Wayne created a monster with his best selling musical version of The War Of The Worlds. We caught up with Jeff to talk about the forthcoming 2022 tour.
Jeff Wayne created a monster with his best selling musical version of The War Of The Worlds. We caught up with Jeff to talk about the forthcoming 2022 tour.
The Lost Trades join us in our celebration of 1971 with their thoughts on Cat Stevens’ Teaser & The Firecat…and an exclusive cover version to boot!
Counting Crows release the first in a series of musical suites, that provide an immersive and musically evocative soundtrack for our times.
Fifth solo album from guitarist/songwriter Matt Backer showcases his guitar slinger prowess
Staran add another string to the powerful bow that is the vibrant Scottish folk music scene.
Gary Numan returns with Intruder; his 18th opus full of industrial beats, crushing guitars, and jagged glitches.
Liverpool-based Irish duo Seafoam Green pull out all the stops on Martin’s Garden. A stylishly produced and mixed bag of tremendous music.
Enthralling blend of grunge, heavy rock, blues, soul and more from a ticking Seattle timebomb named Ayron Jones.
News of Fragments – the new album on Kscope from Trifecta – and watch the video for the new single from Beggs, Blundell and Holzman.
Indolore join us for a special Why I Love column on Brian Wilson, or, ‘How I did not meet Brian Wilson.’ This is a really personal and inspiring story.
TEKE::TEKE are a Montreal based Japanese psych band. Shirushi is their debut album and it is a genuinely wild record drenched in 60s/70s psychedelia with plenty of surprises.
The latest in the Cue Dot Records series sees Moth Effect (Andy Le Gresley) delve into the world of kosmische, loops and the joy of repetition. Simon Tucker reviews.
We have a video premiere of I Wish You Would from the upcoming album from Matt Backer – Backernalia.
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.
The best three opening songs on a Frank Turner album? The eighth anniversary of Tape Deck Heart prompts some thoughts.