John Mayall – Road Show Blues: Album Review
One of the Blues legend John Mayall’s best solo efforts is re-issued 40 years after it was recorded and revisits some top quality blues music.
Old Salt – Live in Room 13: EP Review
Hillbilly gypsy blues with a ragged bluegrass charm from Old Salt.
Dave Bainbridge – To The Far Away: Album Review
Dave Bainbridge tackles pandemic thoughts with a brave and optimistic approach to create a typically beautiful collection of music.
Slash – 4: Album Review
Slash and his cronies get all spontaneous on album #4
Peter Knight & John Spiers – Both In A Tune: Album review
Peter Knight and John Spiers join forces once more. Casting off any shackles, they roam freely and with abandon in the folk music field.
Ian Prowse – One Hand On The Starry Plough: Album Review
Amsterdam frontman Ian Prowse brings a message of hope – from out of the depths of despair
Amorphis – Halo: Album Review
Amorphis continue to blaze a trail on the road marked ‘heavy and melodic’. Halo is another exceptional album.
Rachel Newton & Lauren MacColl – Heal & Harrow: Album Review
Heal & Harrow – hypnotically ethereal mood music, haunting songs and spoken word, conjured up by the fear of witches.
Bitch – Bitchcraft: Album Review
Bitch releases Bitchcraft; a collection of wonderful songs augmented with razor sharp lyrics, synths, percussion and violin.
Hollis Brown – In The Aftermath: Album Review
Inspired reassessment of The Stones’ 1966 classic.
Saxon – Carpe Diem: Album Review
That most British institution of Heavy Metal bands, Saxon, say what the Romans said. And why not?
Nordic Giants – Symbiosis: Album Review
Instrumental and experimental Post-Rock duo Nordic Giants release a third intriguing and immersive collection.
Misty Blues – One Louder: Album Review
Vintage blues with additional hues of gospel and jazz; come aboard this Massachusetts train for album number 11 from Misty Blues.
Various Artists – Notes From The Underground: Radical Music Of The Twentieth Century: Album Review
Notes from the Underground is an intriguing release that showcases the influence and impact of radical music of the Twentieth Century.
TRIP – A Drop For Neptune: Album Review
Glasgow six-piece Trip release their debut, four years in the making.