Menu

  • Home
  • News
  • Reviews
    • Album Reviews
    • Live Reviews
    • Quick Takes
    • Book Reviews
    • Singles Review
  • Features
    • Why I Love…
    • Interviews
    • Time Tunnel
    • Opinion
  • About
  • Contact

At The Barrier

Live music, reviews and opinion / Est. 2018

Zach Phillips – The Wine of Youth: Album Review

By John Barlass on 31st August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

First new album in 17 years from transplanted Californian, Zach Phillips, leaves a Peaceful, Easy Feeling.

I Like Trains – Kompromat: Album Review

By Chris H on 31st August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

I Like Trains return with their first album in eight years and take aim at the strife that the modern day offers.

the pineapple thief versions of the truth

The Pineapple Thief – Versions Of The Truth: Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 30th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

The Pineapple Thief conjure up a magical album that considers the blurring between the real and the perceived. Versions Of The Truth is their soundtrack for a post-truth world.

rakoczy frontrunner

Rakoczy – Frontrunner: Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 29th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

An album that explores the image of the horses in British folklore. Rakcozy adds a colourful dash and vibrancy on Frontrunner.

Why I Love: Amongst Liars on Audioslave

By Special Guest on 28th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Amongst Liars are an up and coming rock band from Brighton. They have just released their new single, Burn The Vision.

yes logo

YES – Solo & Together: Opinion

By At The Barrier on 28th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

We have a look back at the Yes music that features the holy trinity of Anderson, Wakeman & Howe, who have all released new LP’s in 2020.

1978 The Year The Uk Turned Dayglo

1978 – The Year The UK Turned Dayglo: Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 27th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

An excellent Cherry Red compilation thats sets the time machine dials to 1978 when the backlash punk had evolved in all sorts of directions.

Why I Love: Human Hell on Meshuggah

By Special Guest on 27th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Human Hell release their new EP on 28th August. The band join us to talk of their love of the mighty metal overlords, Meshuggah.

Ulver – Flowers Of Evil: Album Review

By Dominic Walsh on 26th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Ulver return with another masterclass in synth based Doom Dance. The band build on their previous effort with added perfection.

late night laments

Tim Bowness – Late Night Laments: Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 26th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Tim Bowness presents an ethereal collection of new songs that, despite the tranquil setting, have a hard and disturbing core.

rick wakeman the red planet

Rick Wakeman – The Red Planet: Album Review

By Howard King on 26th August 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

Rick Wakeman joins Yes alumni, Jon Anderson and Steve Howe, in releasing a new solo album in 2020. The Red Planet features 8 newly composed pieces.

Laura Fell releases new single: Interview

By Dominic Walsh on 26th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Laura Fell has announced her debut full-length ‘Safe from Me’ on former music journal turned record label, Balloon Machine Records. Her new single, Bone Of Contention is released today. We caught up with Laura to ask her about the new single, and her new album.

Doves

Doves’ Andy Williams: Interview

By Dominic Walsh on 25th August 2020 • ( 2 Comments )

Doves release The Universal Want on September 11th. We chatted to Andy Williams, drummer with Doves, prior to release to find out more.

Daniel Nestlerode Windrush_Papyrus_03aa_Outline

Daniel Nestlerode – Windrush: Album Review

By John Barlass on 25th August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Daniel Nestlerode combines traditional and original numbers on his excellent new album, Windrush.

Robyn G Shiels sky drew near

Robyn G Shiels & Steve Nolan – Sky Drew Near: Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 23rd August 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Sky Grew Near is an intriguing set from the combined talents of Robyn G Shiels and Steve Nolan. An immersive experience that’s sombre and haunting.

Posts navigation

‹ Newer 1 … 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 … 331 Older ›

Categories

Recent Posts

  • The Fierce & The Dead – Regional Theatre: Album Review
  • Time & Tide, The Songs Of Big Big Train – Wild & Helvering: Book Review
  • Zvindiyar – Six Rites: Album Review
  • Demonic Manifestation – Grimshrine: Album Review
  • Westside Cowboy – New Century Hall, Manchester: Live Review
  • Toby Shaer – Amalgam: Album Review
  • Sunjay – Split The Sheets: Album Review
  • Green Lung – Necropolitan: Album Review
  • Evanescence w/ Poppy, K.Flay – First Direct Arena, Leeds: Live Review
  • The Meffs – Business: Album Review

Follow Us

  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • X
  • YouTube

Follow Blog via Email

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

  • Top categories: Featured indie
Powered by WordPress.com.
Loading Comments...