Deafheaven – 10 Years Gone: Album Review
Deafheaven release 10 Years Gone; a live album in lieu of not being able to tour for their ten year anniversary. It’s rather special.
Why I Love: Dawnwalker on Kayo Dot
Mark Norgate (who sings and plays guitar and synths) from Dawnwalker joins us at the barrier to tel us why he loves avant-garde Americans, Kayo Dot.
iamthemorning – Counting The Ghosts: EP Review
iamthemorning set up their own EP release with two new songs and a couple of seasonal ventures.
Beans On Toast – Knee Deep In Nostalgia / The Unforeseeable Future: Album Review
Beans On Toast delivers his annual seasonal offering. A double dose in fact, offering a rare celebration and the usual observations on the past twelve months. You know what’s coming…
Skates And Wagons – #ep: EP Review
Oxfordshire duo, Skates And Wagons, get to grips with a new Britpop on their debut #ep.
Sophie Jamieson – Release: EP Review
Loneliness, spiraling and self-destruction – Sophie Jamieson shares her thoughts on her new EP titled Release.
Why I Love: Fierce Deity on Lemmy
Jonathon Barwick – aka Fierce Deity – joins us to write about his admiration for the legendary Lemmy.
December – God Is Not A Man: Album Review
December return with their third album, God Is Not A Man. This is an album full of passion, fire and glorious music.
Bruford – Rock Goes To College: Album Review
A live vintage recording from Yes member Bill Bruford’s band, Bruford, to rival more recent recordings from his Yes colleague’s current new releases and re-releases.
Dream Theater – Distant Memories Live In London: Album Review
Dream Theater are in anniversary mode again as arguably their best album (plus assorted titbits) gets a full airing in London for the record.
Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival: Album Review
Eric Clapton heads the stellar cast at the Crossroads Guitar Festival captured on an extensive set.
Why I Love: Attic Theory on Toto
Matt Simon from Liverpool’s Attic Theory joins us to share his passion for AOR giants Toto.
Thee Holy Brothers – My Name Is Sparkle: Album Review
Uplifting and enjoyable – Los Angeles duo, Thee Holy Brothers, tell the story of Sparkle’s spiritual quest.
Jon Anderson – Song Of Seven re-issue: Album Review
In the same year as Jon Anderson released his 1000 Hands album he goes back to almost the start of his solo catalogue with a reissue of Song Of Seven.
BJ Cole – Daydream Smile: Album Review
Grab a beer, sit back, and watch the sun set as the Pacific laps around your feet. BJ Cole brings Hawaii to your living room