Karnataka – Requiem For A Dream: Album Review
Karnataka return with a stunner. Is Requiem From A Dream worth the wait? You bet!
Adam Masterson – Time Bomb : Album Review
Chameleonic magpie maverick keeps enough of himself on board to be both convincing and a contender.
Demi Marriner – The Things We Didn’t Say: Album Review
Black Deer’s Emerging Artist of the Year, 2023, shines in her full length debut, bridging old school Nashville with SoCal Americana. Fashioned in Wales and formed in the Black Country.
Mull Historical Society – In My Mind There’s A Room: Album Review
Giants of the literary world flock to collaborate on the first Mull Historical Society album for over five years
Carla Fuchs – Songbird: Album Review
Artful, intimate and sympathetic channelling of Sandy Denny’s lost lyrics by the wonderfully talented Carla Fuchs.
Delbert McClinton – Live From Austin : Album Review
More from the Alligator vaults to delight, possibly the best singer not on the tip of your tongue; Delbert McClinton.
Maisie Peters – The Good Witch: Album Review
Maisie Peters shines once again in her sophomore album, following the release of the 2021- album You Signed Up For This.
Melvins – At The Stake: Atlantic Recordings 1993-1996: Album Review
Melvins iconic albums collated by Cherry Red Records in a superb package highlighting their Atlantic Recordings; Houdini, Stoner Witch and Stag.
The Cold Blooded Hearts – The Cold Light Of Day: Album Review
The Cold Light Of Day debut from The Cold Blooded Hearts takes several detours from the hard road.
Clara Engel – Sanguinaria: Album Review
New album Sanguinaria is another creative landmark on Clara Engel’s always fascinating and immersive musical journey.
Rory Gallagher – All Around Man, Live in London: Album Review
23-track live album of unreleased material taken from a previously undocumented period of one of the greatest guitarists of all time, Rory Gallagher.
Stephen Kelly – Under The Moon : Album Review
Sounds of summer from Stephen Kelly and the melody mines of central south west Scotland.
Isadora Eden – Forget What Makes It Glow: Album Review
Isadora Eden offers songs of desperation, desolation, disappointment and frustration – lovingly packaged in a fuzzy, folky, psychedelic wrapper.
Tom Robinson Band – The Albums 1978-79 : Boxset Review
Enjoyable saunter through the Tom Robinson back pages, the angry years.
Neal Morse Band – An Evening Of Innocence & Danger: Album Review
The Neal Morse Band go big as they perform the latest album plus a lorryload of Prog for an encore.
