Why I Love: David Longdon on Pete Townshend
David Longdon from Big Big Train joins us with a Why I Love about Pete Townshend and The Who.
Edenthorn – A Matter Of Opinion: Single Review
We cock an ear at the new single from Edenthorn – A Matter Of Opinion is out now.
Emily Breeze – Confession Of An Ageing Party Girl: New single
“Nothing glitters when you’re gone.” A thick slice of melancholy pop noir from Emily Breeze.
Tom Petty – Wildflowers & All The Rest: Album Review
The 1994 album Wildflowers by Tom Petty has been released, remastered and extended with home recordings of discarded material and live concert recordings.
Marillion in the 1980s – Nathaniel Webb: Book Review
Marillion’s turbulent decade of the eighties comes under scrutiny. A story of swings and roundabouts.
Midnight Oil – The Makarrata Project: Album Review
Veteran Aussie rockers, Midnight Oil, make powerful statement in support of Aboriginal land rights on their new album.
Stage Door Guy – Wroclaw: Album Review
Stage Door Guy – the post-blues-punk-poetry duo – release Wroclaw. A second multi-genre album with the maxim “it’s chaos out there, embrace it.”
John MOuse – The Goat: Album Review
Out digitally for a few months, John MOuse now releases The Goat in physical form on Keep Me In Your Heart Records.
Stage Door Guy – Amazing Grace: Video Premiere
Stage Door Guy premieres pointed new video for Amazing Grace from their new album, Wroclaw.
Eagles – Live From The Forum MMXVIII: Album Review
All the hits, and more, from re-formed, revitalized AOR megastars, the Eagles.
Jon Gomm – The Faintest Idea: Album Review
A unique mix of warmth and virtuosity from Blackpool-born acoustic guitar supremo, Jon Gomm.
The Flower Kings – Islands: Album Review
The Flower Kings don’t feel the need to stem their creative juices as the inspiration, the muse has struck again and seen them craft a broad musical journey with Islands.
Procol Harum – Something Magic: Album Review
First released in March 1977, Something Magic by Procol Harum gets a remastered and expanded reboot with a live show from the period.
Thou & Emma Ruth Rundle – May Our Chambers Be Full: Album Review
Thou & Emma Ruth Rundle collaborate on a wondrous album that forms the latest instalment of Sacred Bones Records’ Alliance Series.
The Pogues – BBC Sessions 1984-1986: Album Review
Twenty three tracks of The Pogues ripping it up at the BBC.