Headsticks – The Best Thing On TV: Album Review
A healthy portion of revolutionary Punk Roots Rock’n’Roll with added fun from Headsticks.
A healthy portion of revolutionary Punk Roots Rock’n’Roll with added fun from Headsticks.
The first of our Cropredy 2025 previews features Rosalie Cunningham, The Churchfitters and Bob Fox & Billy Mitchell.
Album #6 from Nashville singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer Anderson East – big ballads, vulnerability, surrealist confessions and unvarnished testimonials.
The Alison Rayner Quintet, recorded live, deliver some passionate and multilayered music, that is a joy to experience.
We’re joined by Vincenzo Reina fo Monkey Intrusion for a Why I Love on singer songwriter, the ATB approved Emily Barker.
There’s a lot going on in Camp Barbara. At The Barrier faves, Barbara, have a new single – Tolerant Nation – in the barrel, ready to fire. And, as summer approaches, the Barbara Gig Diary is filling up too! Get ready for another Barbara Bonanza!!!
Alex Hart on the lessons from University Of Life on the new single, Mistake.
Alex Henry Foster on a mesmerising and essential live set. A ritual indeed.
We’re in attendance as James complete a two night stint to open the doors at The Piece Hall for 2025.
Hothouse Flowers celebrate their first two albums in emphatic fashion. Support comes from the brilliantly talented Lorraine Nash.
Neal Morse, The Resonance and The Flower Kings put on a Prog tour de force in Manchester.
Hothouse Flowers have their London Records albums collected via Cherry Red Records offering a great overview of one of the finest Irish bands in the land.
Sophomore album from hard-working heavy-Americana exponents American Mile. American Dream documents the sacrifices, strength and resilience it takes to keep a band together and to be a functioning human in the 2020s
Lenny returns with her sophomore EP, Something’s Not Nothing. It finds the up and coming alt-British act in heartfelt mode.
We’re joined by Chatrán González – leader and producer of MUVA – who tells us about the enduring legacy of Sepultura