25 For ’25: Opinion
With 25 for ’25 the ATB team scratch their heads over what they’re looking forward to over the next twelve months in the world of music.
Best Albums Of 2024: Opinion
As ever, the years roll by and another year of fine music is in the history books. 2024, like many years before, has seen amazing releases across many genres.
Don Powell’s Occasional Flames – Never Mind The Baubles: Album Review
Don Powell’s Occasional Flames reboot their seasonal offering. Bah humbug and all as they carry on with all the carry on.
Katie Knipp – Me: Album Review
Fire, flair and Blues class from Katie Knipp.
Baskery – The Young Sessions: Album Review
Baskery get all Shakey – the Neil Young legacy gets coated with lush harmonies.
Hands Of The Heron – Quiet Light: Album Review
3rd album from Bristol-based psych-folk trio, Hands Of The Heron, is the perfect accompaniment to that contemplative activity.
Hotel Art – Elevator Music: Album Review
Debut album from the Boo Hewerdine/Vlado Nosal collaboration, Hotel Art.  Guaranteed to charm.
Superlocrian – Hills & Valleys: Album Review
Hills & Valleys is the musically superb and atmospheric album, from the seven-piece acoustic jazz ensemble Superlocrian.
Yes – The Best Of The Rabin Years: ‘Album Review’
We go out on a limb and attempt to pick the best of the Rabin years on a single Yes LP.
Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band – Still Barking: Boxset Review
The definitive Bonzo Boxset: 7 years in the making and featuring just about everything that the Bonzos ever committed to vinyl, tape or celluloid.Â
Helen Gentile & Lewis Wood – Violet Sky: Album Review
A collection of European dance tunes from Gentile & Wood, played with meticulous and tender loving care.Â
Rainbow Face – Enjoy This Ruin: Album Review
Second album from Oregon based Rainbow Face with their unique brand of punky prog rock.
The Muldoons – We Saw The View: Album Review
The Muldoons return with their second album We Saw The View, following the release of 2020’s Made For Each Other. Does the second album hit the same?
Forndom – Moþir: Album Review
Forndom proudly unveils Moþir, an immersive exploration of divine ambiguity.
Jackie Oates & John Spiers – A Midwinter’s Night: Album Review
A squeezebox-and -fiddletastic Christmas (plus) to soothe any a jaundiced ear. And all of those in the know. A Spiers & Oates production.