Unbelievable Truth – Citizens Band: EP Review
Oxford based Unbelievable Truth has reunited after 25 years but haven’t lost an ounce of their initial vibrancy, arguably better than ever.
Tern – Flyway: Album Review
A band for or every season, featuring several cultures, Tern, Tern, Tern. Flyway is a captivating debut.
Megson – To Get Home: EP Review
The Hannas – as Megson – deliver a small but perfectly formed triple helping.
Father John Misty w/ Butch Bastard – O2 Apollo Manchester: Live Review
Father John Misty brings the sounds of Mahashmashana to Manchester. Backed by an indelible band, Mr. Tillman delivers a sumptuous sermon.
Dan Whitehouse & Max ZT – Ten Steps Tour: News
Dan Whitehouse and Max ZT take ten more steps on their upcoming tour.
Gareth Dunlop – YES, Manchester: Live Review
Gareth Dunlop rolls through Manchester to serenade the rainy city. The Northern Irish artist comes with bags of charm and brilliant songs.
Sam Kelly – Dreamer’s Dawn: New Single
New song ahead of a new album from Sam Kelly – reasons to be cheerful part 1.
Øresund Space Collective – Alotta Hella Down In Estrela: Album News
News of the latest extravaganza from Øresund Space Collective.
Royalty Capes – Louder Than Joy: Album Review
Ten songs in less than thirty minutes. The Royalty Capes are flapping in a bout of jukebox heroism.
The Thumping Tommys – new single and crowd funder: News
The Thumping Tommys are set to release their third album; The Dealers Blind is their new single.
Danny Wilson – Complete Danny Wilson: Boxset Review
Danny Wilson, the Dundee Dan, as beguiling and even more bemusing than their memory.
Torsz – Otthon: Single Review
A six year break has given Hungary’s instrumentally focussed rock group Torsz time to decide the next phase of their career.
Jeffrey Lewis – The Even More Freewheelin’ Jeffrey Lewis: Album Review
Shed your clothes, take a walk through Greenwich Village – and try to keep up as Jeffrey Lewis disgorges his lyrical cascades
Brown Horse – All The Right Weaknesses: Album Review
If these are their weaknesses, God help us when we see the strengths of Brown Horse!
Humble Pie – Hallelujah: 1973-1983
A promising new start, death throes and fine moments and a stirring reminder of how Britain’s finest soul-rock band sounded when they hit the top of their game. Steve Marriott’s final Humble Pie years get the Cherry Red boxset treatment.