Peter James Millson – Selected Works: Album Review
Collected songs of contentment from the career of Bridport songwriter, Peter James Millson.
Be Bop Deluxe – Drastic Plastic: Album Review
The final Be Bop Deluxe album, Drastic Plastic is truly Plastic Fantastic, making its bow to complete an excellent reissue series.
The John Renbourn Group – A Maid In Bremen: Album Review
Long-lost live recording of the John Renbourn Group resurfaces to charm new listeners and long standing fans alike.
The Almighty – Powertrippin’: Album Review
Powertrippin’ – the chart bothering third album from The Almighty gets a reboot.
Eamon O’Leary – The Silver Sun: Album Review
Engaging… Unsettling… Otherworldly… An intimate collection from Lower East Side Manhattan and Eamon O’Leary.
Strawbs – Settlement: Album Review
Dave Cousins and Co find a productive use for lockdown with a brand new Strawbs album.
The Pretty Reckless – Death By Rock And Roll: Album Review
A dose of life affirming Rock And Roll from The Pretty Reckless
Oh! You Pretty Things – Glam Queens and Street Urchins 1970-76: Album Review
We go back to the Seventies with Glam Queens And Street Urchins. It’s Glam, Jim, but maybe not as you know it!
Tele Novella – Merlynn Belle: Album Review
Tele Novella presents Cowboys and Broadway – with a psychedelic twist!
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – New Fragility: Album Review
Enigmatic, quirky, confident and ambitious – that’s the new 21st Century Indie collection from CYHSY
Ricky Warwick – When Life Was Hard And Fast: Album Review
Ricky Warwick is a busy man. Great to hear his earthy tones on the new solo release that holds a few surprises.
LEWIS – Inside: Album Review
Lewis brings us Inside. The sound of the Apocalypse!
Davie Furey – Haunted Streets: Album Review
Haunted Streets sees the long awaited return of the Co. Laois troubadour Davie Furey.
Steady Rollin – Love & Loss: Album Review
Love & Loss from Steady Rollin is jam packed with adrenaline and character; play this one loud!
Kat Danser – One Eye Open: Album Review
This collection of blues styles from Kat Danser won’t get you down but provide a much-needed lift with polished music and poignant lyrics at the beginning of the year.