Sunjay – Split The Sheets: Album Review
Rockabilly, country and a smidgeon of folk see Sunjay picking from rock n roll and country legends to put his own twist on well recognised songs.
Green Lung – Necropolitan: Album Review
Green Lung make their long awaited return and take us deep into the darkest depths of London with Necropolitan.
Evanescence w/ Poppy, K.Flay – First Direct Arena, Leeds: Live Review
A stunning show from Evanescence in Leeds with Poppy and K.Flay in support.
The Meffs – Business: Album Review
Business is the second LP from UK Britpunk mob, The Meffs. The duo bring forth more fire and fury.
Ibibio Sound Machine – Chopping Mountain: Album Review
A place or their masterplan, I don’t know, but there is no mistaking their intentions. Ibibio Sound Machine want you to dance ’til you drop.
Mr Plow – At One With Nature: Album Review
Mr Plow return after a 12-year hiatus. At One With Nature, picks up precisely where they left off.
Static Abyss – The Dying Hunt: Album Review
Death metal royalty converges into a collection of twisting and rancid doom-soaked carnage in the form of Static Abyss.
Robin Trower w/ Jack J Hutchinson – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review
Blues legend Robin Trower arrives in Manchester in support of his forthcoming new album due out in late September 2026.
Richard Neuberg on Nick Drake: Why I Love
Richard Neuberg joins us for a Why I Love to explain where he finds inspiration in the music of Nick Drake.
Fuzz Kitchen – Fuzz Kitchen: Album Review
Hatfield And The Health’s Canterbury homage mutates into Fuzz Kitchen with an album of original music in the Canterbury scene style.
Midnight Swim – Midnight Swim: Album Review
Manchester alt-pop-punk 5-piece Midnight Swim make their presence felt. ‘Power’ and ‘pop’ are in plentiful supply on the band’s self-titled debut album.
Eliza Marshall – Eternal Birth in Dolby Atmos: Tileyard Gallery, London
London’s Tileyard Gallery saw a listening evening – an enveloping, communal experience of sound – as Eliza Marshall’s Eternal Birth goes Dolby Atmos.
Spell Songs – In Thin Air: Album Review
A lavish 3rd helping of songs in the key of bird, brimming with brightness and beauty, as the dream team reprise the impossible.
Villagers Of Ioannina City – Venceremos: Album Review
Venceremos heralds a majestic and pulverising return for the Villagers Of Ioannina City.
Kendal Calling Festival – Why I return year after year!
As the Summer festivals begin to thin out, we dig into the appeal of Kendal Calling.