Banter – Heroes: Album Review
Banter – the best smallest big band get bigger, boldly going further.
Banter – the best smallest big band get bigger, boldly going further.
The Libertines return with All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade; a mere 9 years after Anthems For The Doomed Youth.
Ray Cooper – aka Chopper – a splendid smorgasbord to appeal to head and heart, conscience and consequence.
The Northallerton Troubadour returns with eight new songs. Reflective, nostalgic, deeply personal and thoroughly engaging.
10 years of Celtic folk for this? I don’t see why not; Jack Badcock goes pop with gusto and charm on Cosmography.
Dea Matrona hit the red button and set into play a musical pallet of ever changing moods.
Trifecta – the Beggs, Blundell, Holzman combo – pushing buttons and boundaries on The New Normal.
WALLPAPER MUSIC II is a collection of superbly played compositions that engagingly brings together jazz and progressive rock influences.
Proving any saying around the sum of two parts, heavenly songs from the impassioned duo of Willson & Williams.
Arð make their return with the follow up to 2022’s Take Up My Bones. Untouched By Fire is another epic collection of monastic doom hymns.
The Leps look back forty years with a thorough collection of Pyromania related audio goodies.
Dare we suggest that The Big Decider is a rebirth for The Zutons? Read on…
Phil Odgers and John Kettle do full justice to the work of Phil Ochs with this inspired selection of his songs
Have you woke up screaming in the middle of the night? For Transatlantic, more is never enough, ever. Naturally.
The Flowers Of Indulgence unearth some obscure gems as they root around the less-frequently visited corners of the Bob Dylan archive.