The Steve Eggs Band – Imperfect Stranger: Album Review
South London’s finest purveyors of classic rock songcraft , The Steve Eggs Band, return with another fine release.
Merry Hell – Rising Of The Bold: Album Review
The long awaited return to the studio for Merry Hell is over. Rising Of The Bold is their new album.
Michael Woodman – Hiss Of Today: Album Review
Michael Woodman from Thumpermonkey returns with another intriguing set.
SUMAC and Moor Mother – The Film: Album Review
Described as ‘a soundtrack to our living experience’, The Film is an unstoppable combination of two different musical worlds.
Quick Takes – April 2025: Album Reviews
Welcome to Quick Takes for April – a quick look at a handful of album releases that we simply didn’t want to escape detection!
Track Dogs – Tracks Laid, Tracks Covered: Album Review
A required retrospective of the adopted Madridēnos, the track record of these dogs with a few newies thrown in for better than good measure.
Mamuthones – From Word To Flesh: Album Review
Ready for a collection of ritualistic mantras cloaked in psychedelic ambience? The monolithic Mamuthones project has just the thing for you.
PFM – The Manticore Studio Albums: Box Set Review
The classic mid seventies era sees Italian Prog standard bearers PFM get a dedicated collection.
Jess Silk – Old, Broken Isle: EP Review
Give a girl a guitar and she’ll gallop: more broadsheets from the Jess Silk barricades!
TRIP – In Terra’s Keep: Album Review
Few slips twixt cup and TRIP here, as the pan-celts odyssey continues.
Sunglasz Vendor – Unwinding: Album Review
Bristol-based art-rock trio Sunglasz Vendor release their explosive debut album Unwinding.
Tom Hickox – The Orchestra Of Stories: Album Review
Tom Hickox delivers a sumptuous collection of music and stories on a heroic return.
Kate Rusby – When They All Looked Up: Album Review
Chief stargazer, Kate Rusby looks up and finds a cluster of sparkling gems.
Hawkwind – There Is No Space For Us: Album Review
A chilled out Hawkwind on a different trip as they find themselves slap bang in the middle of a purple patch.
Samantha Whates & MG Boulter – Flower Days: Album Review
Third album collaboration between Scottish singer-songwriter Samantha Whates and Southend scenester MG Boulter.