Tracey Thorn – A Distant Shore: Album Review
Tracey Thorn’s first solo album, A Distant Shore, from 1982, is reissued with bonus demo tracks and sleeve notes by the artist.
The Sea Kings – Fear Is All Around: Album Review
If not all around, fear certainly lurks under the surface, as Glasgow’s Sea Kings pick up from where they left off, a decade ago.
Iain Matthews : How Much Is Enough – Album Review
Iain Matthews brings all of his musical experience, lifetime experiences and modern outlook to create a captivating album.
George Harrison – Living In The Material World, 50th Anniversary Edition: Album Review
Deluxe Harrison. The Quiet One gathers a few friends and opens his heart. George’s 1973 magnum opus gets the deluxe reissue treatment.
Body Count – Merciless: Album Review
Body Count return with another slab of politically charged heavy metal. 30 plus years in and the band sound as pissed off as ever.
Beth Malcolm – Folkmosis: Album Review
Rising star, Malcolm, tells her story with verve and panache, a pot pourri of styles all well contained in her grasp, both way from and back to her true calling.
Lee “Scratch” Perry – Presents Soulful I – The Jamaican Singles 1969-1970: Album Review
A captivating insight into the development of reggae music – by its most accomplished creator, Lee ‘”Scratch” Perry.
Izzy MacArthur – Blame It All On A Bad Dream: EP Review
Izzy MacArthur showcases her talent in her debut EP, Blame It All On A Bad Dream, following the success of her previous singles.
Hawkwind – Doremi Fasol Latido: Album Review
More classic Hawkwind from nineteen seventy two. Studio work gets a polish along with a live show from the era.
Blue Windows – Northern Sky: Album Review
Peerless influences, great songs and a voice that could melt an iceberg. For Melbourne band Blue Windows, the sky is the limit.
Toyah – Love Is The Law: Album Review
The final Toyah album for the Safari imprint gets the Cherry Red deluxe reissue treatment.
Peter Alexander Jobson – Burn The Ration Books Of Love : Album Review
Burn The Ration Books Of Love is the debut solo album from former I Am Kloot man, Peter Alexander Jobson.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Live at the Fillmore East, 1969: Album Review
An historic document of real importance – A newly discovered multi-track recording of CSN&Y’s 20th September 1969 Fillmore East concert.
December – football:radio: Album Review
Glaswegians, December, shower us with another selection of uniquely intimate U2 covers plucked from the Irish quartets vast discography.
Roddy Woomble – Somewhere During The Night We Fell Off The Map : Album Review
Woomble reconvenes the old team, back on Mull, with his most open and organic work for ages.