Jenn Butterworth – Her By Design: Album Review
February folds with the reveal that the folk tradition has a new giant, hiding in plain sight. Until now. Step forward Jenn Butterworth.
Avantasia -Here Be Dragons: Album Review
Avantasia welcome us to the creepshow with a cast of many and a musical extravaganza to match.
Bradley Simpson – The Panic Years: Album Review
Bradley Simpson makes quite the impression with The Panic Years, his debut album, following the success of his singles as a solo artist.
Eyes Of Blue – The Light We See, The Recordings 1969-1971: Album Review
Pioneers of progressive rock, the music of Eyes Of Blue is celebrated in an excellent new box set.
Sam Fender – People Watching: Album Review
Sam Fender makes his return with his new album, following the release of 2021’s highly-acclaimed Seventeen Going Under. Does album three hit the mark?
Jim Ghedi – Wasteland : Album Review
A pitch from the apocalypse, Jim Ghedi stares deep in the void on Wasteland.
Piet Dalmolen – Time Stands Still: Album Review
Guitarist and singer-songwriter Piet Dalmolen proudly unveils his long-awaited debut solo album.
Dirty Honey – Mayhem & Revelry Live: Album Review
Dirty Honey right at home – onstage with their own contribution to the genre defining classic double live album.
Danny Bradley – Small Talk Songs: Album Review
A stunning debut album from the Liverpool based guitar virtuoso Danny Bradley. Prepare to be charmed and astounded…
The Delines – Mr. Luck & Ms. Doom: Album Review
More well-thumbed vignettes of gothic country noir, seeped in some Southern soul sauce from The Delines.
Kyle Falconer – The One I Love The Most: Album Review
Songs inspired by women – The View vocalist Kyle Falconer visits his back catalogue and rediscovers some gems.
Dean Owens – Spirit Ridge: Album Review
Dean Owens, our favourite Leither is back, this time embroidering his wares with some well heeled Italianana; spaghetti (country and) western, maybe, for an album better than that pun.
Artie Zaitz – The Regulator: Album Review
The Regulator is a fine example of the impeccable guitar playing of Artie Zaitz, perfectly melding together jazz and blues influences.
Seth Lakeman – The Granite Way: Album Review
Granite is as granite does. Lakeman the Devonian hews ever deeper into his heritage.
Gavin Fairhall Lever – Tearing Down Walls : Album Review
The Gavin Fairhall Lever trio on complex fusions of folk and jazz, Balkan and Celtic, meet to nourish those hungry for proto-prog brain food.