La Nouvelle Musique – La Nouvelle Musique: Album Review
Psych-folk duo La Nouvelle Musique to release self-titled debut album via Fruits de Mer Records.
Otherish – Go Xenon: Single Review
They’re back! Our prolific friends, Otherish, make their welcome return. and new single, Go Xenon, is, just maybe, their weirdest, most unpredictable offering yet…
Hawkwind – Astounding Sounds Amazing Music: Album Review
Hawkwind – doing what it says on the tin – back in ’76.
Dr Feelgood – Down By The Jetty / Malpractice / Stupidity / Sneakin’ Suspicion: Album Reviews
Celebrating 50 years since the release of their debut album! Dr Feelgood’s first four albums remastered and reissued on vinyl and CD.
The Trousers on Black Sabbath: Why I Love
Singer and guitarist Zoltán “Dr Buffalo” Kőváry from The Trousers joins us for a Why I Love on Black Sabbath.
Haken – Liveforms: An Evening With Haken
Haken deliver two sets of magnificent progressive metal, on a career defining live release.
Freya Rae – Divergence: Album Review
Diversity meet divergence, as Rae beckons in new vistas of cross-fertilisation to the fecund fields of the Scottish tradition.
Kevin Robertson – Yellow Painted Moon: Album Review
Aberdeen guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Kevin Robertson channels The Byrds & Co on Yellow Painted Moon. Accomplished, authentic and amazing!
Peel on The Beatles: Why I Love
For our latest Why I Love, we’re joined by Pim from Norwegian At Rock outfit Peel, proving that whoever you are or where ever you’re from, there’s always The Beatles.
Jon LaDeau – Chateau LaDeau: Album Review
“A soundworld that recalls the rock ‘n’ roll glory years of Tom Petty and the Traveling Wilburys.” The new album from Jon LaDeau fits the bill, but goes to many other places, too.
The K’s – Pretty On The Internet: Album Review
The K’s sophomore album proves how they are not just another “indie landfill” band, but instead a confident, musically assured band.
The Salts – The Cropredy 2025 Q & A Series: Interview
In our latest Cropredy ’25 Q&A we’re joined by Folk rocking shanty lovers, The Salts
Andrew Wild – A Playground Of Broken Hearts, The Progressive Rock Revival 1984-89: Book Review
Andrew Wild picks up where he left of at the end of 1983 with the story of the Progressive Rock revival.
Various Artists – I Shall Be Released – Covers of Bob Dylan 1963-1970: Boxset Review
63 interpretations of Dylan standards (and not-so-standards) from across the musical spectrum. All Dylan life is here…
The K’s – Pretty On The Internet: Album Review
The K’s mark their artistic evolution with Pretty On The Internet, their sophomore studio album, following the success of their debut album I Wonder If The World Knows?