John Rowdy – Beautiful Resilience: Album Review
Beautiful Resilience is a strong debut from proud Heartland Rock standard bearer John Rowdy.
Ultravox – Vienna (40th Anniversary): Album Review
A classic if ever there were one. The 40th Anniversary version of Vienna by Ultravox with all the trimmings goes under the microscope.
Scott Cook – Tangle Of Souls: Album Review
Canadian troubadour Scott Cook takes us on a long and happy road trip on Tangle Of Souls.
The Doors – Morrison Hotel (50th Anniversary Edition): Album Review
Morrison Hotel. An expanded celebration of The Doors’ 1970 return to form.
Kris Drever – Where The World Is Thin: Album Review
Kris Drever adds to his already impressive solo library of work with Where The World Is Thin.
Drive-By Truckers – The New OK: Album Review
Drive-By Truckers’ 13th studio album, arrives mere months after the release of the band’s highly acclaimed The Unravelling.
Pencarrow – Growth In The Absence Of Light: Album Review
New Zealand based Pencarrow has recorded a masterpiece which blends musical moods and genres to enthral both the newcomer and established fan.
The Celtic Social Club – From Babylon to Avalon: Album Review
Masters of Celtic Fusion, The Celtic Social Club, return with expanded UK release of their stunning third album; From Babylon To Avalon.
Eloy Fritsch – Moment In Paradise: Album Review
Eloy Fritsch releases his 14th solo album. Moment In Paradise sees the Brazilian virtuoso fusing rock with plenty of solos and improvisations.
Why I Love: Possessor on Judas Priest
Possessor are set to release their new album on 30th October 2020. Damn The Light will be released through APF Records on various formats.
Whettman Chelmets / qualchan. – Theme∞Variations: EP Review
Whettman Chelmets / qualchan. deliver a concise and experimental split EP. Theme∞Variations is out now digitally on cassette.
Arvo Party – Inheritance: Album Review
Arvo Party continues to confound us all with another 2020 release. In heritance is a brand new album and one that doesn’t compromise on quality.
Ferris & Sylvester – I Should Be On A Train: EP Review
London-based duo, Ferris & Sylvester, about to make further waves with their new EP, I Should Be On A Train.
Robert Plant – Digging Deep: Subterranea: Album Review
A journey through the solo recordings of Robert Plant. From 1982’s Pictures At Eleven to three new tracks. It’s all here. And no Zep…
Iron Maiden – On Track: Book Review
The latest On Track assesses the work of possibly the greatest of all British Metal bands, the mighty Iron Maiden.