Doug Kershaw – Mama Kershaw’s Boy/Alive & Pickin’/Ragin’ Cajun/Flip, Flop & Fly: Album Review
Re-release of the first 4 releases from fiddle man Doug Kershaw, all together across 2 discs.
Re-release of the first 4 releases from fiddle man Doug Kershaw, all together across 2 discs.
Neo-psych, avant-rock, drone from Knox Chandler and Bobby Previte.
A new vinyl edition of the 1970 debut album by progressive rock pioneers Egg, bears witness to what a fine improvisational and musically creative band they were.
Isolated lockdown musings take on real shape. Album #3 from Claudia Schwab is a blend of Austro-Irish sounds, tinged with Indian exotica.
Dom Martin adds his name to the ‘classic live’ album list. Electric and acoustic blues in abundance.
An emotionally revealing album of eclectic songs from Camille Schmidt, a talented diverse singer songwriter from Brooklyn.
22nd November 1974. Half a century since the release of Peter Gabriel’s Genesis swansong, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway once more.
Masterfully bleak songs of winter from Bridget Hayden, delivered with a feel of disinterment rather than revival.
We reach the third and final night of the Blue Öyster Cult three night stint in NYC with Secret Treaties showcased.
Wolverhampton provides the setting for a fitting souvenir of a live Magnum before the loss of Tony Clarkin.
Deeparshi Roy explores new ground with his first solo album, Dream Sequence. Expect instrumental post-rock.
With a musical catalogue that includes 18 previously released full length albums from his work with Creed, Alter Bridge and various solo endeavours, world-renowned guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Mark Tremonti is back with his sixth album from his solo band, Tremonti.
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.
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 reboot their seasonal offering. Bah humbug and all as they carry on with all the carry on.