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.
Helen Gentile & Lewis Wood – Violet Sky: Album Review
A collection of European dance tunes from Gentile & Wood, played with meticulous and tender loving care.
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.
State Of The Union – Paper Tigers: Album Review
State Of The Union album #4 – a vibrant, life-affirming collection of bluesy acoustic gems from Brooks Williams & Boo Hewerdine.
Bill Nelson – Quit Dreaming & Get On The Beam: Album Review
Look at your watch – time for a reboot of classic early 80s Bill Nelson