Eyes Of Blue – The Light We See, The Recordings 1969-1971: Album Review
Pioneers of progressive rock, the music of Eyes Of Blue is celebrated in an excellent new box set.
Pioneers of progressive rock, the music of Eyes Of Blue is celebrated in an excellent new box set.
Sam Fender makes his return with his new album, following the release of 2021’s highly-acclaimed Seventeen Going Under. Does album three hit the mark?
A pitch from the apocalypse, Jim Ghedi stares deep in the void on Wasteland.
Guitarist and singer-songwriter Piet Dalmolen proudly unveils his long-awaited debut solo album.
Dirty Honey right at home – onstage with their own contribution to the genre defining classic double live album.
A stunning debut album from the Liverpool based guitar virtuoso Danny Bradley. Prepare to be charmed and astounded…
More well-thumbed vignettes of gothic country noir, seeped in some Southern soul sauce from The Delines.
Songs inspired by women – The View vocalist Kyle Falconer visits his back catalogue and rediscovers some gems.
Dean Owens, our favourite Leither is back, this time embroidering his wares with some well heeled Italianana; spaghetti (country and) western, maybe, for an album better than that pun.
The Regulator is a fine example of the impeccable guitar playing of Artie Zaitz, perfectly melding together jazz and blues influences.
Granite is as granite does. Lakeman the Devonian hews ever deeper into his heritage.
The Gavin Fairhall Lever trio on complex fusions of folk and jazz, Balkan and Celtic, meet to nourish those hungry for proto-prog brain food.
Punchy debut album from Everyone Says Hi – ex-Kaiser Chiefs drummer/songwriter and a bunch of his famous(ish) mates.
Songs of addiction, grief, family history and New York City. Holly Lovell paints a vivid picture of “a person that mattered” on her new album, Hello Chelsea.
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.