Dream Theater – Parasomnia: Album Review
One step forward, two steps back, in the latest chapter of the Dream Theater saga as ‘MP’ resumes his rightful place on the drum stool.
The Verve – This Is Music: The Singles: Album Review
This Is Music: The Singles from The Verve is celebrating it’s 20th anniversary. As such, the collection is re-thought for a first ever vinyl release.
Dorie Jackson – Stupid Says Run: Album Review
Dorie Jackson flies once again – expect the unexpected from the House of Kaprekar. No Prog required.
Windborne – To Warm The Winter Hearth: Album Review
A warming celebration of winter traditions from trailblazing Massachusetts vocal quartet, Windborne.
Morganway – Kill The Silence: Album Review
Rousing UK Americana/folk/prog band Morganway unlock a vivid and varied third treasure chest of power and positivity.
Johnny Lloyd – Punchline: Album Review
Solo album #4 from Tribes’ frontman Johnny Lloyd. Ten well-written, well-crafted and well-produced songs of love, loss and letting go.
Black Eyed Sons – Cowboys In Pinstriped Suits: Album Review
If it ain’t broken, why fix it? Black Eyed Sons add their spin on a tried and trusted formula – and it works.
Notify – Worlds Collide: Album Review
Worlds Collide by Notify. Orchestras and a jazz tinged folk tradition emerge triumphant, after a bit of a wait.
Monteceneri – Due: EP Review
Milan based Italian rockers, Monteceneri, release their captivating EP Due revealing another fascinating look at contemporary European rock music.
Mary Chapin Carpenter, Julie Fowlis, Karine Polwart – Looking For The Thread: Album Review
Carpenter, Fowlis & Polwart. Astonishing, astounding, amazing. All of that. More.
Wardruna – Birna: Album Review
Birna is the hotly anticipated new album from Wardruna. Birna – the she-bear in Old Norse – is a work of art dedicated to the warden of the forest, nature’s caretaker, and her battles here on earth.
The Veils – Asphodels: Album Review
Songs of self-reflection and private reckoning on album #7 from Anglo-New Zealand singer-songwriter Finn Andrews.
Sam Amidon – Salt River: Album Review
A sometimes perversely evasive listen, Amidon remains in charge of his muse, capturing the extremes of American Music of the last 200 years.
Sunny War – Cry Baby: Single Review
A new album from Sunny War is in the immediate offing – here’s an enticing morsel of the treat to come.
Yahtzee Brown – You Got This: Album Review
Gritty debut album from Austin-via-Seattle wavemaker Yahtzee Brown channels Petty, Stones and…Britpop(?)