Matt Edible & The Obtuse Angels – The Optometrist: Album Review
Punk, Balladry, Americana, Britpop, Metal and Folk – all are present and correct on this latest offering from Hull legend Matt Edible.
Punk, Balladry, Americana, Britpop, Metal and Folk – all are present and correct on this latest offering from Hull legend Matt Edible.
The second WIL from Red Sky July sees Ally McErlaine from the band tells us why he loves American indie folk outfit, Fleet Foxes.
We join Fish in Liverpool as he nears the end of the road to the isles.
A special evening and a privilege to be in the same room as Fowlis, Carpenter and Polwart.
Warrington based quintet, Parlours, set to release their first single of 2025. Paradox will see the light of day very soon.
Proudly hailing from the North East, fast-rising artist Amelia Coburn releases her first single of 2025 with the bewitching Sandra.
Third single from the forthcoming Shapes album by Santa Barbara indie/folk singer-songwriter, Wryn: A delightfully relaxing song and message.
Camel album #4 – into the classic era with what could be their magnum opus.
Mirage – Camel album #2 gets remastered with all the trimmings in an Esoteric Camel fest.
Long lost Yachts LP finally gets a release in a great CD/LP package.
Blackheart Orchestra bring their multi-instrumental magic to the compact confines of Leamington’s Temperance. Two people, one great sound…
Everon return with Shells to beat a path of progressive rocking, melodic metalling and symphonic grandeur.
It’s a while since we heard from Dominic Sanderson, a much lauded figure in Prog circles, but it’s been worth the wait as he releases Blazing Revelation .
Download 2025 is shaping up to be one of the biggest ever events in the storied festivals’ history.
Opeth read from The Last Will & Testament, as well as other classic readings from their storied back catalogue. Support comes from fellow Swedes, Grand Magus.