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J. Chambers – Homecoming: Album Review

Second full length from Manchester poet J. Chambers deals heavy in reflection and roots. Homecoming is a true journey.

A few recommended highlights for the end of the year at Liverpool’s Tung Auditorium.

A charming, intimate and light-hearted taste of life on the waterways. The debut album from close-harmony trio Three Idle Women, is a delight.

The latest EP (new – live – instrumental) from Delain confirms their status as a formidable Symphonic Metal force.

In his 80th year, Moore shows no sign of slowing down or mellowing out, in a powerful mix of emotions and a record of two sides.

The Unseen sees French rock group Klone showcase their enigmatic brand of rock.

We cast an eye over the unlikely memoir of musician Jakko Jakszyk.

We spend bonfire/US presidential election night at the Hare & Hounds in Brum with the Felice Brothers.

The incredible live sound of Renaissance, combining classical and rock music, is showcased in a new box set.

Rick Wakeman on solo piano – arguably his best format.

Happy days. News of the Barbara tour – on your marks, get set, go… could be ‘mildly entertaining’.

Seckou Keita on Homeland – acoustic and electronic sounds, traditional African rhythms and urban beats – and the special sparkle of the kora.

Massive Wagons – not selling their souls for Rock & Roll when everything in life is so free and easy. Way to go.

With his The Divine Trinity album set for release, Natty joins us for a Why I Love on roots reggae band Midnite.

WOMEX, the World Music Expo hits Manchester – Manchester Music City – across five days.