Joe Bourdet – Meadow Rock: Album Review
The mellow sounds of Laurel Canyon are back with Meadow Rock by Joe Bourdet which is out on Mountain Sounds Recorders.
Edenthorn – The Noise In My Head: New Single
Edenthorn release their latest new single – The Noise In My Head is out on 18th June.
Colin Macleod – Hold Fast: Album Review
Widescreen anthems from the Hebridean Springsteen, Colin Macleod
Elli de Mon – Countin’ The Blues: Album Review
A Blues album to savour with new arrangements to music composed and performed by 1920’s blues queens. A special album by special modern blues queen Elli de Mon.
Ethyrfield – In Delirium: Album Review
In Delerium from Devon trio Ethyrfield is a confident and assured debut. They might bear the ‘progressive’ label but be prepared for a tweak.
Will Johns – Komedia, Bath: Live Review
Anyone harbouring the blues could happily shake them loose at The Komedia, Bath courtesy of Will Johns.
Time Tunnel: Great Albums of 1971. Sinoptik on Uriah Heep’s Look at Yourself.
Sinoptik are a rock trio from Ukraine. They have just released their new album and they join us for more celebration of 1971 and Uriah Heep’s Look At Yourself.
Tim Muddiman – Artist: Interview
Tim Muddiman is an artist/musician who has been in Gary Numan’s band for many years. We spoke to him about his new art exhibition and much more.
Chloe Foy – Where Shall We Begin: Album Review
Immediate, intimate, soothing and sparse. A stunning debut album from Chloe Foy.
Acolyte – The Chapel Off Chapel: Livestream Review
Acolyte showcase their Entropy album – played as it’s meant to be – in an atmospheric live event.
Annie Keating – Bowery Electric, New York City: Live Review
At The Barrier favourite Annie Keating launches her Bristol County Tides album in style.
Josienne Clarke – New Single and Album: News
News of the A Small Unknowable Thing – the first self-released album from Josienne Clarke.
Klone – Klone Alive: Album Review
A live album from French outfit Klone gives a career spanning overview and confirms their live potency.
KISS – Off The Soundboard, Tokyo 2001: Album Review
The hottest band in the world – that’s Kiss if you had any doubts – dig into their archive.
Elly Kellner – Earth Vibrations: EP Review
Sacred songs for the planet – another triumph from the Lowlands’ Melodic Madame, Elly Kellner