Stephen Kelly – Under The Moon : Album Review
Sounds of summer from Stephen Kelly and the melody mines of central south west Scotland.
Sounds of summer from Stephen Kelly and the melody mines of central south west Scotland.
Isadora Eden offers songs of desperation, desolation, disappointment and frustration – lovingly packaged in a fuzzy, folky, psychedelic wrapper.
Enjoyable saunter through the Tom Robinson back pages, the angry years.
The Neal Morse Band go big as they perform the latest album plus a lorryload of Prog for an encore.
Cambridgeshire based singer songwriter Soloman Smith returns with another fine set of songs.
Ain’t no cure for the summertime blues…. Except maybe this footle around the magic sack of releases from Arkansauce, This Much Talent and The Panama Picnic Orchestra.
African Head Charge offer a quirky and quality product from Africa, Ghana to London and back again, with a side order of High Wycombe’s finest.
The Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe joint headline world tour hits the Lancashire coastline.
First two albums from National Treasures, Stackridge, get the deluxe reissue treatment
AVKRVST lead us into dark and ominous waters with a dark concept.
Motörhead – “we play Rock And Roll” – raise the roof at the 2007 Montreux Jazz Festival performance.
Ayron Jones rips yet another new one on Chronicles Of The Kid. They call him ‘filthy’.
A hefty dose of melodic nostalgia, underpinned by graceful arrangements and a confident and competent vocal backline.
Second album from Peruvian psych explorers Búho Ermitaño. Like nothing else in this – or any other – galaxy
Pagan Blues is more in the vein of the primordial blues tradition from Elii de Mon.