UFO – Werewolves Of London: Album Review
UFO are still, and always will be, strangers in the night. However…here’s the alternative.
Lisa O’Neill – All Of This Is Chance: Album Review
Heavy and heady fifth helping from the Co. Cavan maverick, Lisa O’Neill, beguiling and bountiful both.
MF Tomlinson – We Are Still Wild Horses: Album Review
The epic second movement of London-based Brisbanite MF Tomlinson’s magnum opus.
Avi Rosenfeld – Very Heepy Very Purple XIV: Album Review
Avi Rosenfield does what it says on the tin for the XIV-th time….
Delain – Dark Waters: Album Review
The ‘new’ Delain return, phoenix from the flames style, sounding as vital as ever. The Dark Waters run deep.
Klone – Meanwhile: Album Review
Klone address the best and worst of humanity with a powerful soundtrack on Meanwhile.
Sean Taylor – Sean Taylor Band Live: Album Review
An old friend returns – with familiar songs in a new format. Sean Taylor and his band are live and cooking.
Ruth Angell – Hlywing: Album Review
A solo debut from Ruth Angell which redefines sublime.
Barclay James Harvest – Once Again Remastered & Expanded: Album Review
Once Again from 1971. The latest in the freshly polished Barclay James Harvest series.
Sunny War – Anarchist Gospel: Album Review
Could this be the ONE? The latest offering from Sunny War may just be the big breakthrough…
Bludeepa – Tat Tvam Asi: Album Review
We make a few musical connections and find ourselves tracking back to Tat Tvam Asi from Bludeepa.
Renaissance – Azure d’Or: Album Review
Renaissance’s Azure d’Or is reissued in a very fine box set, that does full justice to an excellent album.
The Filthy Tongues – In These Dark Places: Album Review
In These Dark Places sees The Filthy Tongues complete the Edinburgh trilogy in typically sharp style.
Uriah Heep – Chaos & Colour: Album Review
Uriah Heep release Chaos & Colour revealing there’s life and plenty of it, in the ‘not so old’ dog yet. We’ll have some of what they’ve had!
Otherish – Gone Wrong Rainbow Blues: Album Review
Otherish – “inspired by everything” – don’t dally on second album, Gone Wrong Rainbow Blues.