Good Health Good Wealth collide shimmering production with the spoken word into a cleverly-crafted seven day diary thick with drum loops, gritty riffs and grittier narration.
Baxter Dury brings all his energy and new record, Allberone, to Manchester. Support comes from Joshua Idehen.
Devonte Hynes AKA Blood Orange continues his Alexandra Palace residency; he does not disappoint in a stunning show in the round.
The Levellers give a 30 year anniversary, bells & whistles clout to Zeitgeist.
The joyful spirit of 1980s jangly guitar pop is alive, well and – definitely – kicking, as Oxford power-pop combo Jody And The Jerms demonstrate with their fourth album, Love Descends.
Seminal Metal album, Kill ‘Em All by Metallica gets the tribute treatment from a host of admiring metallers.
Indie legends Doves take a retrospective trip down memory lane, celebrating their three decades in music.
Mariusz Duda’s Lunatic Soul reaches its eighth and final installment. The result is a piece of work on an epic scale with some stunning highs.
Stripped-back songs reveal their inner strength as veteran Welsh singer, Martyn Joseph, keeps it simple.
Leprous capture their in concert magic with an expansive live album
Don’t call this fusion, the sound of Fergus McCreadie proves folk and jazz are entirely the same thing, and always have been.
The Boojums debut is a dose of Pop-Rock with the bottle shaken and the top flicked off.
The classic Camel recording from 1975 is reissued in a great new package, offering a new perspective on the music.
This effervescent debut from Hearken Quartet proves the Bal is definitely at the back of Newcastle’s net. Result!!
Luvcat comes in with a late entry for Album Of The Year with the marvelously titled Vicious Delicious.
