Jozef van Wissem – The Night Dwells in the Day: Album Review
Dark, hypnotic, dreamy and melodic. Dystopian baroque imagery for the darkest depths of winter on the new album from lutenist Jozef van Wissem
Five Points Gang – The Spirit Of Rock & Roll: Album Review
Five Points Gang stun an enthusiastic audience on this well-produced album which oozes a live atmosphere.
Saxon – Hell, Fire And Damnation: Album Review
24th studio release from Saxon finds them stoking the hellfires of Heavy Metal.
Project Smok – The Outset: Album Review
Expert delivery and powerful melodies; Project Smok deliver a masterpiece of trad.
Brown Horse – Reservoir: Album Review
The South, um, the East, is gonna rise again! Vibrant East Angliana from Norwich and Brown Horse.
Anyone – The Miracle In The Nothingness: Album Review
In the guise of Anyone, Riz Story releases another epic album to follow up his highly successful In Humanity.
Pentangle – Reunions: Live & BBC Sessions 1982-2011: Album Review
Pentangle re-defined the musical possibilities of folk and jazz music, and on this new box set their live and session reunion work is justly celebrated.
Magnum – Here Comes The Rain: Album Review
More than fifty years finds the power of Magnum undulled. Here Comes The Rain is a fitting testament.
Pawn Shop Saints – 45 American Lies: Album Review
5th album from New England-based Americana purveyors, Pawn Shop Saints, is a marathon 45-track study of the harder side of life.
South Of Salem – Death Of The Party: Album Review
South Of Salem attack their sophomore album with blades sharpened and go for the jugular.
Neal Morse – The Restoration, Joseph Part 2: Album Review
Neal Morse does Part 2 of Joseph; the results, like the coat, are multi-coloured.
Chris O’ Leary Band – The Hard Line: Album Review
13 years since his debut album accomplished bluesman Chris O’Leary releases The Hard Line on Alligator Records.
Martyn Joseph – This Is What I Want To Say: Album Review
Martyn Joseph – setting new standards in emotion and eloquence on This Is What I Want To Say.
The Spinners – Ain’t No Price On Happiness (The Thom Bell Studio Recordings 1972-1979): Album Review
The Spinners legendary Thom Bell recordings all collated in one place by Cherry Red Records.
Sebastian Reynolds – Canary: Album Review
Debut album from Sebastian Reynolds sees him craft an intriguing sound palette.