Eyes Of Blue – The Light We See, The Recordings 1969-1971: Album Review
Pioneers of progressive rock, the music of Eyes Of Blue is celebrated in an excellent new box set.
Pioneers of progressive rock, the music of Eyes Of Blue is celebrated in an excellent new box set.
Sam Fender makes his return with his new album, following the release of 2021’s highly-acclaimed Seventeen Going Under. Does album three hit the mark?
Team ATB is on The Granite Way jaunt with Seth Lakeman and his band.
A pitch from the apocalypse, Jim Ghedi stares deep in the void on Wasteland.
We’re back at Over Hulton Folk Club with regular – and very welcome – visitors, Merry Hell.
Trauma; uncertainty; compassion; healing with music – Mary Bue finds emotional release on her 9th album – The Wildness Of Living And Dying.
We’re joined by by Dr Space of Øresund Space Collective, Doctors Of Space and others who explains why he’s a huge fan of Hawkwind.
Guitarist and singer-songwriter Piet Dalmolen proudly unveils his long-awaited debut solo album.
Green Lung return to Manchester with a huge sold out show at the O2 Ritz Manchester. Unto Others and Satan’s Satyrs are also on the bill.
The long-awaited debut album from frontier-stretching duo Piers Faccini and Ballakė Sissoko. Our Calling is a tribute to migration in all its forms.
Dirty Honey right at home – onstage with their own contribution to the genre defining classic double live album.
A stunning debut album from the Liverpool based guitar virtuoso Danny Bradley. Prepare to be charmed and astounded…
The things we do for Folk as we valiantly battle the icy winds, an apparently never-ending winter and seek shelter and communal comfort within the hallowed walls of the Atkinson.
More well-thumbed vignettes of gothic country noir, seeped in some Southern soul sauce from The Delines.
Songs inspired by women – The View vocalist Kyle Falconer visits his back catalogue and rediscovers some gems.