Album Review Archives : Page 52 of 140 : At The Barrier

Van Der Graaf – Vital (Remastered): Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 25th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Van Der Graaf Generator live in the late Seventies…Prog Rock by the scruff of the neck

John Meed & Friends – A Sudden Rain: Album Review

By John Barlass on 25th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

True tales, travel experiences, philosophical musings a-plenty and uplifting string arrangements. All feature on A Sudden Rain from Cambridge singer-songwriter John Meed

Lewis Pugh – Bullets For Bread : Album Review

By Seuras Og on 21st March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Cowpunkabilly songs of conscience from the Burner Band frontman, Lewis Pugh.

Japanese Television – Automata Exotica: Album Review

By John Barlass on 21st March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Tomorrow arrives today! Japanese Television – the UK’s ‘No.2 Space-Surf Band’ – open the door to the future with their second album – Automata Exotica

Slim Chance– Live At The Greystones: Album Review

By goletitout1984 on 20th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

At last Slim Chance release a live album that enables us to relive their fabulous live shows.

Avi C. Engel – Too Many Souls: Album Review

By Gareth Allen on 15th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Avi C. Engel’s excellent new album, Too Many Souls, may be the artist’s best release yet.

Holly Humberstone – Work In Progress: EP Review

By Micha Thompson on 15th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Holly Humberstone follows her 2023 debut with Work In Progress; a four track EP of new music.

Nektar – Remember The Future (Expanded Edition): Album Review

By Gareth Allen on 13th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Nektar’s progressive and psychedelic rock masterpiece, Remember The Future, is showcased in a new expanded box set.

Rachel Drew – Old Sky New: Album Review

By John Barlass on 12th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Second solo album from Chicago singer/songwriter Rachel Drew – a showcase for a voice that needs to be heard!

Maddie Morris – Skin: Album Review

By Howard King on 12th March 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

By championing LGBTQIA+ issues and maintaining strong links to traditional folk, Maddie Morris has gained herself a reputation for well reasoned argument and excellent music.