Angel Snow – Low: Album Review
Angel Snow presents a ‘listen in one sitting’ challenge with an intimate and revealing and set of songs.
Angel Snow presents a ‘listen in one sitting’ challenge with an intimate and revealing and set of songs.
Rodney Crowell offers a deeply personal contemplation of the political, climatic and economic upheavals of our times.
The Byford family come together on Heavy Water as they swing and swagger their way through Red Brick City.
Steve Dawson showcases his wide array of musical skills on his new album which oozes ’70s singer-songwriter charm whilst being entirely of the moment.
Twenty years on from their debut work, Mike Peters and Billy Duffy decide it’s time to follow up with COLOURSØUND II.
An outpouring of music proves the ideal therapy for Giancarlo Erra on Departure Tapes.
A new look at the pioneer Outlaw’s early ‘70s albums – four classics from the legendary Waylon Jennings.
Inspired collection of powerful songs and virtuoso musicianship from Jez Hellard and the Djukella Orchestra
London retro-pop practitioners Silvertwin revive the 60s, 70s and 80s
Joe Danks does songs and stories from the National Maritime Museum.
Little Steven and his magnificent troupe test the stamina with a passion-fuelled outpouring of Rock and Soul.
The Little Unsaid release an enthralling new album in Lick The Future’s Lips.
Dim Gray add their own unique stamp to whatever classes as the post-progressive tag.
Emma Denney releases her brand new single, Chemicals. If you like your lyrics personal and your synths all warm and fuzzy then this is for you.
At the Gates unleash their new album, The Nightmare Of Being. It stakes out new musical ground for the Swedish metal legends.