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Quick Takes – April 2025: Album Reviews

Welcome to Quick Takes for April – a quick look at a handful of album releases that we simply didn’t want to escape detection!

British indie-rock band, Razorlight, head to O2 Guildhall in Southampton to kick off their Planet Nowhere Tour.

A required retrospective of the adopted Madridēnos, the track record of these dogs with a few newies thrown in for better than good measure.

Ready for a collection of ritualistic mantras cloaked in psychedelic ambience? The monolithic Mamuthones project has just the thing for you.

The classic mid seventies era sees Italian Prog standard bearers PFM get a dedicated collection.

Relocated Australian singer/songwriter Imogen Clark previews her forthcoming album with a reflection on what might have been.

Jakko M. Jakszyk announces new solo album Son Of Glen and launches epic title track.

Acclaimed musician and respected environmentalist Riz Story as Anyone, has concocted another awesome conceptual tale on Echoes Of Man.

Give a girl a guitar and she’ll gallop: more broadsheets from the Jess Silk barricades!

Few slips twixt cup and TRIP here, as the pan-celts odyssey continues.

We’re celebrating Spring with a new Kate Rusby album and tour as we head over to Halifax for the second date of the new tour.

Bristol-based art-rock trio Sunglasz Vendor release their explosive debut album Unwinding.

Tom Hickox delivers a sumptuous collection of music and stories on a heroic return.

Chief stargazer, Kate Rusby looks up and finds a cluster of sparkling gems.

Grunge and post-pop sit comfortably together on this ‘split’ EP showcasing two contrasting Porto bands – Icosandria and Treewax.