Large Plants – The Thorn : Album Review
Jack Sharp mixes up a potent brew of primitive proto prog, with echoes of dark folk infusing through the grooves.
Keith M Thomson – Sublingual: Album Review
‘Hard to categorise’ instrumental set from Keith M Thomson hits several sweet spots.
Lauren South – Tiny Boat: Album Review
Songs of love and friendship, motherhood, the natural world and the night sky – the debut from Lauren South is a restorative for jaded times.
The Blues Of Tombstone Dunnery – Vol. 1: Album Review
Former It Bites man Francis Dunnery in new guise – finally waking up to blues, blues and more blues…
Muriel – Muriel: Album Review
Evocative and dreamy soundscapes on the debut album from Cardiff-based lo-fi alt-folk purveyors Muriel.
Caligula’s Horse – Charcoal Grace: New Album News
News of the forthcoming album – Charcoal Grace – from Caligula’s Horse. Quality Prog Metal, teased with new single Golem.
Honey And The Bear – Away Beyond The Fret: Album Review
Honey And The Bear, with a strong supporting cast, bring another collection of joy and light.
Barclay James Harvest – Baby James Harvest: Album Review
Barclay James Harvest’s album Baby James Harvest receives the positive re-evaluation it rightly deserves in this new box set.
Siger – When We Fly: Album Review
When We Fly -Album No.2 from Belgian brothers Hartwin and Ward Dhoore, aka Siger.
The Hunch – Released : Album Review
It’s hard to teach new tricks to young dogs, but these guys could. The Hunch, Yorkshire’s new kids on the block.
Jo Quail – Invocation / Supplication: Album Review
Jo Quail releases the spellbinding Invocation/Supplication through By Norse Music. One sure to have the tongues of discerning music fans of all tastes wagging.
Christone ‘Kingfish’ Ingram – Live in London: Album Review
An exhilarating new talent from their bottomless pit of amazing young bluesmen. Kingfish is Live In London.
King Creosote – I DES : Album Review
Exquisite! More glorious gloomy songs “in the key of Fife” from King Creosote. Out now on Domino Records.
Cormac O Caoimh – Where The World Begins: Album Review
Astute observations of the human psyche – dressed in a poppy MOR gown, courtesy of Cork singer-songwriter Cormac O Coaimh.
Edgar Broughton – Break The Dark: Album Review
Wilfully avoiding the mainstream, Edgar Broughton remains resolutely underground and genre curious. Welcome back!