The Magpies – Undertow: Album Review
The Magpies dance to a sprightly tune on Undertow.
Field Medic – Grow Your Hair Long if You’re Wanting to See Something That You Can Change: Album Review
Lo-fi songs of brooding and self-reflection from LA-based songwriter Field Medic.
Todd Rundgren – Space Force: Album Review
Todd Rundgren and a star studded line up of collaborators blast off into the stratosphere.
Steeleye Span – Live At The Rainbow Theatre 1974: Album Review
A ‘first time on vinyl’ release from the Steeleye Span archives, capturing the classic lineup in a classic show.
Jakabol – Jaded Temple: Album Review
Something refreshingly inventive from Bristol-based outfit Jakabol whose experimental journey builds bridges between many forms on their debut album Jaded Temple.
Lamb Of God – Omens: Album Review
Lamb Of God are back with Omens; another fine slice of heavy metal from the veteran Virginian rockers.
Helen McCookerybook – Drawing On My Dreams: album review
Pioneering She-Punk, Helen McCookerybook, releases her ninth studio album.
Eddi Reader – Light Is In The Horizon: Album Review
Undiscovered gems from enduring national treasure emerge, blinking and vibrant.
A.A. Williams – As The Moon Rests: Album Review
A.A. Williams unleashes another behemoth of an album. Epic and inspirational. Record of the year material – again.
George Boomsma – What’s Left Behind: EP Review
Personal, seasonal, sensitive and subtle ruminations from North Yorkshire troubadour George Boomsma.
Plainsong – Following Amelia, the 1972 recordings and more: Boxset Review
A trawl through the years and archives, hoovering up, enjoyably, all things Earhart and beyond. How was it not seen how good this band was back then?
Courtney Marie Andrews – Loose Future: Album Review
Intimate expressions of summer vibrancy from Phoenix, Arizona siren – Courtney Marie Andrews.
Keef Hartley – Sinnin’ For You; The Albums ’69 -’73: Boxset Review
Astonishing game, set and match from Hartley, overlooked and underloved bandleader with a prescient knack for where blues, soul and jazz meet, his band(s) masters of all.
Ranagri – Tradition II: Album Review
Ranagri take the folk tradition by the scruff of the neck.
Bonfire Radicals – The Space Between: Album Review
The Space Between -Second album from Brum’s purveyors of fiery folk, Bonfire Radicals