Dan Whitehouse – Reflections On The Glass Age: Album Review
Dan Whitehouse reimagines his The Glass House album into an intimate acoustic setting.
Eliades Ochoa – Guajiro: Album review
Buena Vista Social Club original returns with more irresistible Son Cubano. Guajiro features a few special guests…
Jon Wilks – Before I Knew What Had Begun I Had Already Lost: Album Review
Intriguing, confusing and confounding in turns, the real Jon Wilks stands up and out convincingly.
Kris Drever – The Best Of: Album Review
So much more than an also ran, Kris Drever confirms his pole position, with this back catalogue cementing his right to be.
The Madeleine Stewart Trio – s/t: Album Review
Three masterful musicians at the very top of their game. The Madeleine Stewart Trio show just what can be done with just a fiddle, a piano, a bodhran and a wealth of great tunes
Annie Keating – Hard Frost: Album Review
She’s back! The two-year wait is over and Annie Keating’s new album, Hard Frost, makes every day of that wait worthwhile
Def Leppard – Drastic Symphonies: Album Review
Def Leppard and the Royal Philharmonic merge on the hits and the hidden gems.
Marillion – Seasons End Deluxe Reissue: Album Review
From black clouds to Cloud nine as Marillion’s Seasons End gets the full deluxe treatment.
Yes – Mirror To The Sky: Album Review
Seminal Prog Rockers Yes deliver Mirror To The Sky – album #22 in a discography spanning over fifty years.
The Primevals – The Dividing Line: Album Review
A sonic blast, channeling the past to keep the future on its toes. They were there and they are still here.
Rebecca Hill & Charlie Stewart – Thawcrook: Album Review
Stirrings in the fiddle and harp camp: Rebecca Hill and Charlie Stewart on a rewilding revitalising of the trad.
Karman Line – Like A Machine: Album Review
UAE based Karman Line, are ready to explode on the rock scene with the release of their debut album. Hang on to something …..tightly!!
The Church – The Hypnogogue: Album Review
The Church go all Prog Rock on album #26, gliding around a Sci Fi Psych Rock universe.
Gnoss – Stretching Skyward : Album Review
Gnoss not only stretch for the sky, they are flying.
Merry Hell – Let The Music Speak For Itself: Album Review
Raise your teacups and glasses! A comprehensive Merry Hell retrospective that sends out a glut of their trademark messages of positivity.