High In The Morning – The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1973: Album Review
Grapefruit Records take up the challenge of cherry picking from the British Progressive Pop iceberg of 1973.
John Martyn – The Apprentice : Album Review
Expanded version of the end of Island’s love affair with Martyn, studio, live and with added Dave Gilmour.
Kitten Pyramid – KIDDO: Album Review
Challenging, fascinating and highly entertaining. Kitten Pyramid confront the realities of animal consumption on their groundbreaking third album.
Various Artists – Pillows And Prayers (Cherry Red Records 1981-1984): Album Review
Pillows and Prayers thrillingly documents a time when bands and artists were set free by the punk and post punk revolution.
Roadhouse – 2000 Miles: Album Review
First release in six years from Roadhouse – heavy on the desperation, disaster and redemption.
Stick In The Wheel – Endurance Soundly Caged: Album Review
As always, an adventure is always around the corner when you’re Stick In The Wheel.
Jeb Loy Nichols – United States Of The Broken Hearted: Album Review
Best kept secret aims for the heart of his erstwhile nation, in a gorgeous merging of gossamer Americana, and soul, weaved through with dub tropes. From Wales.
The Little Unsaid – Fable: Album Review
Alluring new album South London based 4-piece The Little Unsaid, encouraging us to stay positive and be adaptable in troubled times.
Wheel – Rumination: EP Review
Rumination offers three more tracks for a current flavour of Wheel.
Elise Boeur & Adam Iredale-Gray – Fiddle Tunes : Album Review
Exactly what it says on the box, with some bass. And oodles of panache and aplomb.
Jamie Lenman – The Atheist: Album Review
Accessible, ambitious fifth solo outing from illustrious indie illustrator, Jamie Lenman
Rosie Brown – Detail From A Dream: Album Review
Rosie Brown presents an eclectic mix, merging the genres into a meaningful whole.
Marine Girls – Lazy Ways and Beach Party: Album Review
The Marine Girls two albums are re-released in a single package, and represent indie classics, that remain timeless in their appeal.
Plu – Tri: Album Review
Celtic feathers float in from Wales in a surprisingly Laurel Canyon breeze. Tri is the album, Plu is the band.
Cera Impala – Wildest Dreams: Album Review
Wildest Dreams by Cera Impala. Attractive acoustic smoke’n’honey bluesy hues; a bluesy ragtime wallow from the Forth delta.