Lisa Crawley – What You Can Do: Single Review
New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & sessioneer Lisa Crawley previews her forthcoming EP.
Mike & The Mechanics – The Barbican, York: Live Review
We’re at York Barbican – Looking Back and Living The Years – with Mike Rutherford & The Mechanics. There’s even a drift into Genesis!
Avishai Cohen – Brightlight: Album Review
Avishai Cohen’s album Brightlight highlights a composer and bassist who seeks to explore new musical paths, redefine musical boundaries, all the while achieving musical excellence.
The Levellers Collective – The Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool: Live Review
We join The Levellers Collective in Liverpool for a deep dive into the catalogue alongside the more familiar expectations.
Sleep Token – Emergence: Single Review
Sleep Token are set for a huge 2025. Download Festival headliners and a brand new album are on the horizon. World domination beckons.
Courting – Lust for Life Or: How To Thread The Needle And Come Out The Other Side To Tell The Story: Album Review
Following their second album New Last Name; released last year; Courting are back with yet another burst of creative guitar music.
Steve Tilston – Last Call: Album Review
So here we are. 54 years on from his 1971 debut album, Acoustic Confusion, venerable singer-songwriter Steve Tilston has issued his last offering.Â
Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks – Perpetual Change: Album Review
Jon Anderson recaptures his muse with an injection of musical excellence from the Band Geeks.
Fortress Festival 2025 is sold out: News
For the third year running, Fortress Festival is a complete sell out. All weekend and limited day tickets are all gone with a stunning line up set to take the stage in Scarborough.
Steven Wilson – The Overview: Album Review
What happens when Steven Wilson heads out towards the dark side of the moon for the chance to imagine a glance back at Earth.
Joanne Shaw Taylor – Hell Of A Good Time: Single Review
Joanne Shaw Taylor releases an astounding prelude to her forthcoming album. A song about how sometimes a party isn’t really a party at all.
Ben Stubbs – We Are Men: Single Review
Isle of Wight singer-songwriter Ben Stubbs is back. New single We Are Men is a charity release, timed to tie in with World Music Therapy Day.
Basia Bulat – Basia’s Palace: Album Review
Montreal-based singer-songwriter Basia Bulat finds a new direction – without neglecting her folk roots – on her 7th album, Basia’s Palace.
Signia Alpha – Wonderland: Album Review
Psychedelia, folk, Beatle influences and a generous dash of humour – it’s all here on Wonderland, the new mini-album from Matt Webster and his Signia Alpha ensemble
The Move – Message From The Country (Remastered & Expanded): Album Review
Swansong from the Brummie Poppers turned Rockers, The Move, contains surprises and points to the future directions of flow.