J. Chambers – Escape The Kingdom: Album Review
J. Chambers releases his debut album, Escape The Kingdom. It follows a string of brilliant singles and EPs.
Valley Maker – When The Day Leaves: Album Review
When The Day Leaves by Valley Maker offers contemplative songs to rebalance the uncertainty of our times
Peter James Millson – Selected Works: Album Review
Collected songs of contentment from the career of Bridport songwriter, Peter James Millson.
Remote Bass – Impossible: EP Review
Remote Bass is a brand new studio project from bassist Ben Adey and producer Tim Scott. A cocktail of gentle funk, soul and hip hop beats on Impossible.
Leprous – The Malina & Pitfalls weekend: Live Review
A weekend at ‘gig TV’ with Norwegian Prog Metallers Leprous as they showcase their most recent two albums with full run throughs of each record, one per night.
Be Bop Deluxe – Drastic Plastic: Album Review
The final Be Bop Deluxe album, Drastic Plastic is truly Plastic Fantastic, making its bow to complete an excellent reissue series.
The John Renbourn Group – A Maid In Bremen: Album Review
Long-lost live recording of the John Renbourn Group resurfaces to charm new listeners and long standing fans alike.
The Almighty – Powertrippin’: Album Review
Powertrippin’ – the chart bothering third album from The Almighty gets a reboot.
Eamon O’Leary – The Silver Sun: Album Review
Engaging… Unsettling… Otherworldly… An intimate collection from Lower East Side Manhattan and Eamon O’Leary.
Why I Love: Perhaps Contraption on Godspeed You! Black Emperor
In our latest Why I Love, Christo Squier from Perhaps Contraption enlightens us about Godspeed You! Black Emperor.
Three Minute Heroes Vol.2 – Various Artists: Album Review
Second compilation from Warren Records/Warren Youth Project furthers their mental health & music initiative. This is a cause worth supporting.
Strawbs – Settlement: Album Review
Dave Cousins and Co find a productive use for lockdown with a brand new Strawbs album.
The Pretty Reckless – Death By Rock And Roll: Album Review
A dose of life affirming Rock And Roll from The Pretty Reckless
Oh! You Pretty Things – Glam Queens and Street Urchins 1970-76: Album Review
We go back to the Seventies with Glam Queens And Street Urchins. It’s Glam, Jim, but maybe not as you know it!
Mike Keneally of MFTJ: Interview
Mike Keneally of MFTJ joins us for an in depth chat about his new project as well as working with Devin Townsend, Ulver and Frank Zappa.