Maz O’Connor – Once I Had A Sweetheart: Single Review
A bold re-awakening and a fresh re-imagining from deep in Kent; it’s the return of Maz O’Connor!
Police Dog Hogan – Gulbenkian, Canterbury: Live Review
Making a welcome return to Canterbury after 12 years, Police Dog Hogan are warmly greeted by a well filled Gulbenkian of mostly first timers.
Amble – The Albert Hall, Manchester: Live Review
We’re at the Albert Hall in Manchester for a Sunday Service with current do-no-wrongers, Amble.
John Southworth – The Red Castle: Album Review
The Red Castle – the new album from Canadian singer-songwriter John Southworth – reflects on lineage, loss and time.
Lisa O’Neill – The Wind Doesn’t Blow This Far Right: EP Review
O’Neill delivers a thoughtful selection box of treats to chew over.
Venice Revive on Trivium: Why I Love
Omer Cohen of symphonic metalcore outfit, Venice Revive joins us to explain why he loves Trivium.
Inaugural Folk Album of the Year Award shortlist: News
Folk Album of the Year 2025 – shortlisted revealed!
JJ Grey and Mofro – Orange Blossoms: Album Review
Alligator Records remastered version of the 2008 release Orange Blossoms, takes an introspective look at the life of JJ Grey.
Halestorm w/ Bloodywood, Kelsy Karter & The Heroines – BP Pulse Live, Birmingham: Live Review
Halestorm hit the home straight of their UK tour with a show in Birmingham. They have Bloodywood and Kelsy Karter & The Heroines in support.
Loz Rabone – A Troubador’s Lament: Album Review
Third studio album from Birmingham singer-songwriter Loz Rabone blends a range of easy melodies and relatable stories with high quality musicianship.
Eric Gales – Tribute To LJK: Album Review
You only need to see Eric Gales live to know he performs with his heart on his sleeve. His latest recording is no different as he pays emotional tribute to his brother Manuel, who went under the name Little Jimmy King.
Burn It Up – The Rise of British Dance Music 1986–1991: Album Review
Cherry Red Records serve up a 4CD trip through British dance music’s explosion of the 1980’s.
The Man From Delmonte – Better Things: Album Review
It’s taken The Man From Delmonte over three decades to release their first proper studio album, and honestly? It is worth the wait.
Wear The Fox Hat – The Fabric Of My Life: Album Review
Wear The Fox Hat / lain Mumford assembles a collection of songs he wanted to record before hanging up his guitar for live performances.
Yes – Fly From Here, Return Trip: Album Review
A return to the return trip of Fly From Here from the Yes archive.