Linda Moylan – The Fool: Album Review
On album #3, Linda Moylan focuses upon her London-Irish upbringing and the experiences it brought.
Home Service – A Live Transmission: Album Review
Home Service have achieved the impossible by finding a replacement for the hitherto irreplaceable John Tams and, to prove it, they’re back – with a stunning new live album.
Frank Zappa – Apostrophe (‘) – 50th Anniversary Edition: Boxset Review
Vastly expanded version of Zappa’s most Strictly Commercial album – Apostrophe – celebrates 50 years of its existence. Great googly moogly!
Sam Palladio – The Perfect Summer’s Day, Before We Lost The Light: Album Review
Sam Palladio releases his debut album; The Perfect Summer’s Day, Before We Lost The Light. A collection of songs with plenty of heart and soul.
Native Harrow – Divided Time: Album Review
Divided Time by Native Harrow. You wouldn’t think this “this years thing”, but you’d be wrong.
Winterfylleth – The Imperious Horizon: Album Review
Winterfylleth return with their latest epic full of soaring sky scraping songs. The Imperious Horizon is the bands 8th record and sees them in imperious form.
Howard Jones – Live At The O2: Album Review
Forty years on. Howard Jones looks back and heads fast forward.
God Is An Astronaut – Embers: Album Review
The Irish trio of God Is An Astronaut release another spellbinding album, Embers. Once again, they send the listener into another aural experience to savour.
The Shackleton Trio: Album Review
Fascinating yarns and vibrant tunes – The Shackleton Trio prepare to celebrate their 10th anniversary in style.
Nick Magnus – A Strange Inheritance: Album Review
Nick Magnus goes all out on a seafaring pirate narrative.
Fat Dog – WOOF: Album Review
London band Fat Dog are finally here with their debut album WOOF, an album heavily anticipated through the band’s rambunctious live shows and infectious singles.
The Deslondes – Roll It Out: Album Review
A walloping great gumbo of southern styles and influences from
The Deslondes make this a recipe to be reckoned with.
Tarren – Outside Time: Album Review
Outside Time continues Tarren’s journey, rebuilding a folk tradition from the stones available.
Strictly Smokin’ Big Band – Strictly Smokin’ & Friends: Album Review
The Strictly Smokin’ Big Band bring the big band sound right up to date on an exciting and dynamic new album.
Lusa – The Colour Of Space: Album Review
Lusa are loose! Grab their digital footprint now, striking second gen Scottish synthesists from Skye.