Rusty Shackle – Under A Bloodshot Moon: Album Review
Triumphal album no.5 from Welsh folk/rockers Rusty Shackle.
Dim Gray – Firmament: Album Review
Dim Gray find themselves in the midst of a purple patch with another subtly sublime set
Ian Neal – Barkston Ash: Album Review
Ian Neal releases Barkston Ash – another refreshing listen to his inventive brand of progressive rock.
Soft Machine – Bundles: Remastered and Expanded Edition: Album Review
The Soft Machine album, Bundles, with its focus on jazz-rock, gets a welcome reissue.
Bill Nelson’s Red Noise – Sound On Sound: Album Review
Cherry Red re-issue of the brief period that Bill Nelson worked on the Red Noise project.
Luke Jackson – More Than Boys (Revisited): Album Review
Luke Jackson goes back to the future, revisiting his debut album from ten years ago.
Dawnwalker – House Of Sand: Album Review
Dawnwalker shift the goalposts in a malaise-riddled journey into the world of ‘not what it seems’.
Long Distance Calling – Eraser: Album Review
Long Distance Calling release a new album dedicated to human abuse of the environment through some original soundscapes.
Gretchen Peters – The Show, Live From the UK: Album Review
Sumptuous recording of Gretchen Peters at her finest, in concert, with her band and the Southern Fried Quartet.
Chagall Guevara – Halcyon Days: Album Review
The return of Chagall Guevara after a rather long break pays dividends.
Shemekia Copeland – Done Come Too Far: Album Review
Swampy hardcore electric blues from Nashville, with added flavours of gospel, soul and zydeco, from 2nd generation blues royalty; Shemekia Copeland.
Loudon Wainwright III – Lifetime Achievement: Album Review
Bittersweet confrontations with old age – from Westchester’s master satirist Loudon Wainwright III.
Ashley Hutchings – More Songs From The Shows: Album Review
The Guv’nor – Ashley Hutchings – 100 Not Out.
Arch Enemy – Deceivers: Album Review
Arch Enemy unleash Deceivers; the bands’ latest…their 11th… long player. Could this be a career high for the heavy metal outfit?
The Wilderness Yet – What Holds The World Together: Album Review
A new outlook on folk composition is admirably heard on What Holds The World Together by The Wilderness Yet .