Reg Meuross – Stolen From God – Ashburton Arts Centre: Live!
Guest reviewer, Andy Hill, catches up with Reg Meuross and the Stolen From God project.
Frankie Archer – The Demon Lover: Single Review
The Demon Lover single from Frankie Archer, where tables get turned, light becomes dark and morals get rewritten.
Avi C. Engel – Mote: Album Review
Avi C. Engel’s new album is a superbly put together suite of songs and performances.
Nik Kershaw – The Assembly Rooms, Tamworth: Live Review
Nik Kershaw does musings and lyrics – we’re at the Tamworth Assembly Rooms to see what transpires…
Alice Di Micele – Reverse The Flow: Album Review
Alice Di Micele offers a pleasing flow of styles, attractive in any direction.
Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage – Stoller Hall, Manchester: Live!
Subliminal offerings from the peerless duo of Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage in the Stoller Hall.
Angel Snow – The Kings Arms, Salford: Live!
The Kings Arms in Salford plays host to a date on the Angel Snow ‘Midnight Sun’ UK tour.
Brown Boots Boogie Band – Dancing Boots: Album Review
The debut album from all-guns-blazing Brown Boots Boogie Band is poised to set the nation a-jigging, a-polkering and a-reeling.
Louis Tomlinson – Lemonade: Single Review
Upbeat, indie-rock from Louis Tomlinson on latest single, Lemonade
Amy Jo on Lainey Wilson: Why I Love
Amy Jo is a country-pop singer hailing from Morecambe in the UK. She is about to embark on her latest tour up and down the country.
Marc Teamaker on Wilco: Why I Love
After impressing us with “eleven blissful songs” on Teas N Seas, Marc Teamaker joins us for a Why I Love on Wilco.
N’Faly Kouyaté – Finishing: Album Review
The traditional sounds of West Africa blend seamlessly with vibrant electronica on Finishing. The new album from Guinean ‘Avant-Garde Griot,’ N’Faly Kouyaté is a masterpiece of Afrotronix
Kathryn Williams – Mystery Park: Album Review
Kathryn Williams claims her due stake, with the classiest suite of songs yet.
Blood Incantation w/ Oranssi Pazuzu & Sijjin – The Garage, Glasgow: Live Review
Blood Incantation, matching boundless musical ambition and creativity with intense full-on metal, touchdown in Glasgow to bring their Absolute Elsetour to the masses. Oranssi Pazuzu & Sijjin are in support.
The Divine Comedy – Royal Liverpool Philharmonic: Live Review
At The Barrier return to a favourite venue for the opening night of The Divine Comedy 2025 UK tour, as they showcase their 13th studio album Rainy Sunday Afternoon.