Peter Hammill – In A Foreign Town/Out Of Water: Album Review
Peter Hammill gives a lesson in the art of redux. A couple of 30 year old albums get a spit and polish.
Nick Hart & Tom Moore – The Colour of Amber: Album Review
A batch of favourite and familiar songs get a stately makeover – courtesy of Nick Hart and Tom Moore.
Joshua Burnell – Live at The Crescent: Album Review
Joshua Burnell is on a roll – the ATB man of the moment heads out with a live recording.
The Furrow Collective – We Know By The Moon: Album Review
A mystical and impassioned offering from The Furrow Collective powered by the energy of the moon.
The Bluebells – Sisters (Expanded Deluxe Edition) : Album Review
Bumper package expands on all the joys of janglemasters, The Bluebells, making us all feel eternally young at heart. (And possibly old.)
The Move – Shazam! (Remastered Vinyl Edition): Album Review
Shazam! The Move’s explosive second album: Remastered, recut and reissued.
Peter Gabriel – i/o: Album Review
Peter Gabriel – remember him? This is how it goes. i/o reveals the dark and the bright side of PG.
Mick Ralphs – On The Run 1984-2013: Album Review
4CD compilation of Mick Ralph’s legacy – top quality songwriting and virtuoso guitar from a highly respected musician.
Abigail Lapell – Lullabies: Album Review
Songs to encourage sleep – from all around the world. The new album from Toronto singer-songwriter Abigail Lapell is an oasis of calm in hectic times.
Brinsley Schwarz – Thinking Back, The Anthology 1970-1975 : Boxset Review
A few beers, a band and a Saturday night,. The ensemble that made pub rock a brand. The Brinsley Schwarz anthology.
The Sleeping Souls – Just Before The World Starts Burning: Album Review
The Sleeping Souls – awake and off the leash with Just Before The World Starts Burning.
The Filthy Tongues – Black Valentine: Album Review
A sort of, ‘best of’ The Filthy Tongues – what have you been missing?
Harp – Albion : Album Review
With the sword firmly out the stone, the ex-Midlake man stalks the myths and legends of old England.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Hollywood Bowl – August 18, 1967: Album Review
A rare glimpse into the early days of The Jimi Hendrix Experience – just as they were about to change the world forever.
Andrew Ferguson as siasa – Home At Last: Album Review
Recollections of the past and contemplations of the future. Prepare to be drawn into the thought-provoking world of Andrew Ferguson.