Trevor Sensor – A Few Tears Of Eros: Album Review
We’ve had the tasters, but did they really prepare us for what a Few Tears of Eros – the fourth album from Iowan singer-songwriter Trevor Sensor – has in store? Probably not, I’d say…
Mànran – To The Wind : Album Review
Caution chucked thataway, Mànran fire on all new cylinders.
Caravan: The Shows Of Ours – Live: Album Review
This mammoth compilation of 10 LPs showcases Caravan at their best…. Live, with six concert appearances between 1976 and 2001.
La Nouvelle Musique – La Nouvelle Musique: Album Review
Psych-folk duo La Nouvelle Musique to release self-titled debut album via Fruits de Mer Records.
Dr Feelgood – Down By The Jetty / Malpractice / Stupidity / Sneakin’ Suspicion: Album Reviews
Celebrating 50 years since the release of their debut album! Dr Feelgood’s first four albums remastered and reissued on vinyl and CD.
Haken – Liveforms: An Evening With Haken
Haken deliver two sets of magnificent progressive metal, on a career defining live release.
Freya Rae – Divergence: Album Review
Diversity meet divergence, as Rae beckons in new vistas of cross-fertilisation to the fecund fields of the Scottish tradition.
Kevin Robertson – Yellow Painted Moon: Album Review
Aberdeen guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Kevin Robertson channels The Byrds & Co on Yellow Painted Moon. Accomplished, authentic and amazing!
Jon LaDeau – Chateau LaDeau: Album Review
“A soundworld that recalls the rock ‘n’ roll glory years of Tom Petty and the Traveling Wilburys.” The new album from Jon LaDeau fits the bill, but goes to many other places, too.
Various Artists – I Shall Be Released – Covers of Bob Dylan 1963-1970: Boxset Review
63 interpretations of Dylan standards (and not-so-standards) from across the musical spectrum. All Dylan life is here…
Dame Shirley Bassey – The Singer: Album Review
The incredible talent of Dame Shirley Bassey is celebrated in a new collection that brings together classic and rare recordings.
Matt Benson – Sit Back Down Again: Album Review
Debut solo album from George Ezra sideman Matt Benson combining the influences of Waits, Morrison, MacGowan and others.
Jah Wobble – Dub, Volume 1: Album Review
Dauntingly worldwide vision of dub, through the eye of East End visionary Wobble, and set there as well.
Dubwiser – Bring The Light: Album Review
The new album from UK roots reggae band Dubwiser, Bring the Light, collects favourite songs from across the band’s career, adds a couple of newbies for good measure and delivers an enticing mix of dub, roots and joyful ska.
Graham Mackenzie & Rory Matheson – Take Six: Album Review
Mackenzie & Matheson ‘take six’ – a feast of keys and strings to lift the heart and unfurl a saltire to.