Kevin Ayers – Falling Up: Album Review
Latterday Ayers polishes up pretty well, providing a rare treat.
Latterday Ayers polishes up pretty well, providing a rare treat.
Carroll Thompson’s superb second album is reissued and is testament to the exceptional musical talents of one of the most soulful vocalists in reggae.
The story continues – two more albums from National Treasures Stackridge get the Cherry Red deluxe reissue treatment
Early days – the formative years of Magnum yield results that last a lifetime!
Long-overdue live album from Anglo-Dutch shanty crew Pyrates. Guaranteed to fill your sails and get your old timbers a-creakin’!
Renée Rapp showcases her talent to the world in her debut album Snow Angel.
Nuclear Power Trio – bit weird, great fun and tons of slapping tha’ bass…
Never one to be constricted by any kind of boundary, Neal Morse sets off on another huge Prog/spiritual undertaking. Release Date: 11th August 2023 Label: Frontiers Music s.r.l Format: digital / CD / LP One often wonders what goes on in the musical brain of Neal Morse. The […]
10 country classics – reworked with typical love and precision by Teddy Thompson… With a little help from some talented friends.
Ten more originals from the prolific Sean Taylor. True tales, love stories, conspiracy theories and stream-of-consciousness raps – they’re all here!
The sound of swinging Fagersta re-emerges, louder, prouder and tailored to the Ts, with a further rigororous rebuffal to adulthood!
Snows Of Yesteryear release their much-anticipated debut album, with an exciting contemporary take on the creative potential of folk music.
Otherish show how to reset your musical points of reference – in 13 easy stages.
Glass Knight sees Joshua Burnell head on an apocalyptic astral adventure.
Expert merchants of all things Doom, Red Spektor juggle their signature style with blues, psych and metal on 3.