Justin Bernasconi – Sleeping Like A Maniac: Album Review
An alt-folk exploration from Justin Bernasconi – with virtuoso guitar as an added bonus.
MONO – Pilgrimage Of The Soul: Album Review
Pilgrimage Of The Soul, the eleventh album from Mono, is a perfect exercise in restful and powerful moods.
Steve Hackett – Surrender Of Silence: Album Review
Steve Hackett punctuates his ongoing Genesis based live shows with another class solo work.
Carcass – Torn Arteries: Album Review
Carcass return with the follow up to Surgical Steel. Torn Arteries is another blood soaked album of gore infused melodic death metal.
Hamish Hawk – Heavy Elevator: Album Review
Hamish Hawk releases an incredible new album, that marks the emergence of a supremely gifted musician, singer and writer.
Felice Brothers – From Dreams To Dust: Album Review
Country contrarians from the Catskills, the Felice Brothers, keep ’em coming, still like nothing or nobody else out there. Like that’s a good thing, and, unmistakably, it is.
The Bean Pickers Union – Greatest Picks: Album Review
Timeless, feelgood music from The Bean Pickers Union that embraces, with rapture, as many styles of American country infused rock as you can shake a leg at. And probably will.
Spiers & Boden – Fallow Ground: Album Review
Spiers & Boden return with a set of scrubbed up traditional songs with a joyous edge.
Inglorious – Heroine: Album Review
The fifth Inglorious album bucks the trend and delivers a set of songs as a tribute to various outstanding female musicians who’ve inspired the band.
RB Morris – Going Back To The Sky: Album Review
Tennessee’s Poet of the Road, RB Morris, celebrates life, freedom, sunshine and the open road.
Hawkwind – Somnia: Album Review
They may have fifty years behind them but Hawkwind show no signs of slowing down.
Brooks Williams and Aaron Catlow – Ghost Owl: Album Review
Ghost Owl – guitar and violin duets inspired by, and written for, the Barn Owl
Eric Bibb – Dear America: Album Review
Considered and insightful thoughts on the state of his nation, by the master of folk-blues, Eric Bibb, managing to counter the sometime bleakness of vision by embracing a number of styles.
Tim Grimm – Gone: Album Review
Tim Grimm presents perceptive social observations of a world torn apart and our world leaders’ incapacity to respond to warnings and advice together with songs of loss are all prevalent on his latest county / folk album Gone .
Auri – II, Those We Don’t Speak Of: Album Review
The journey of Auri continues with a subtle and sublime set of atmospheric and emotional music.