Ben Hemming – Thorns: Single Review
Rocking blues or bluesy rock, who cares. This fabulous taster to a new album from Ben Hemming (to be released May 2025) leaves us in anticipation for more to come.
Nick Magnus – A Strange Inheritance: Album Review
Nick Magnus goes all out on a seafaring pirate narrative.
Fat Dog – WOOF: Album Review
London band Fat Dog are finally here with their debut album WOOF, an album heavily anticipated through the band’s rambunctious live shows and infectious singles.
The Deslondes – Roll It Out: Album Review
A walloping great gumbo of southern styles and influences from
The Deslondes make this a recipe to be reckoned with.
Steve Robinson on XTC and Dave Gregory: Why I Love
We’re joined by Steve Robinson whose Why I Love subject is Dave Gregory & XTC.
Hamish Anderson – So Alive: Single Review
They just keep on coming! Single #4 from the forthcoming album, Electric from Australian guitarist, Hamish Anderson
Tarren – Outside Time: Album Review
Outside Time continues Tarren’s journey, rebuilding a folk tradition from the stones available.
Strictly Smokin’ Big Band – Strictly Smokin’ & Friends: Album Review
The Strictly Smokin’ Big Band bring the big band sound right up to date on an exciting and dynamic new album.
Jack Francis – Tour Preview: News
News of the upcoming tour from Jack Francis.
Mark Morriss – St George’s Church, Tyldesley: Live Review
Courtesy of the Early Doors Club project St George’s Church, Tyldesley is full to hear an hours worth of uplifting solo acoustic music from Bluetones’ vocalist Mark Morriss.
Flamy Grant – If You Ever Leave: Single Review
She’s on a roll, that’s for sure. North Carolinian drag queen, Flamy Grant provides a third taster of her forthcoming album, CHURCH.
Lusa – The Colour Of Space: Album Review
Lusa are loose! Grab their digital footprint now, striking second gen Scottish synthesists from Skye.
Jamie Sutherland – The World As It Used To Be: Album Review
Big boned Americana from the Morayshire midwest, the Broken Records man Jamie Sutherland sets out on a second solo mission.
Big Big Train – Big Big Bits (1): Opinion
Big Big Train – big big bits – goosebump moments from the Prog icons.
Otherish – Used Up Useless Useful Idiot: Single Review
Otherish confront the willingly gullible amongst us with their hardest-hitting offering yet.