Yumi And The Weather – It’s All In My Head: Album Review
Disturbing, confessional second album from Brighton’s Yumi And The Weather on It’s All In My Head.
Pronghorn – Welcome To Pronghorn Country: Album Review
Pronghorn celebrate 30 years of Cowpunk with their Glorious Twelfth (album).
Gogol Bordello – Solidaritine: Album Review
Vital eighth album from New York’s multi-national Gypsy Punk ensemble, Gogol Bordello.
Behemoth – Opvs Contra Natvram: Album Review
Thirty years as masters of extreme Metal – the Behemoth flame still burns fiercely.
Laurence Jones – Destination Unknown: Album Review
Destination Unknown – the sixth album from blues rock guitar hustler Laurence Jones hits the spot.
Elephant Sessions – For The Night: Album Review
Feisty neo-trad warriors, Elephant Sessions, stamp an indelible mark on their state of the art highlands fusion.
Kramies – Kramies: Album Review
Lush and dreamy soundscapes on eight classy songs from Kramies and friends.
Josie Duncan – As The Moonlight Melts: Album Review
Surprising and searching solo debut from this accomplished singer, with a beguiling switch of focus.
Jonas Fjeld – To The Bone: Album Review
Norwegian folk treasure and collaborator supreme Jonas Fjeld celebrates his 70th birthday with his first English language solo album in 23 years.
Marillion – Holidays In Eden (Deluxe Remaster): Album Review
Remaster, with all the trimmings of the second ‘difficult second album’ – Holidays In Eden – from Marillion
Starry Skies – Small Wonders: Album Review
Starry Skies broaden the Folk-Pop genre with aplomb and a kaleidoscope of styles on Small Wonders.
Snow Coats – If It Wasn’t Me, I Would’ve Called It Funny: Album Review
Confident second album from Dutch power-poppers Snow Coats on Alcopop! Records.
WACO – Rock Spirit Absolute Joy: Album Review
Ten short, punchy, power-pop anthems from London’s Cosmic Punk favourites, WACO
Jackie Oates – Gracious Wings: Album Review
Jackie Oates and her team cast an airy lightness coated in gossamer quality on her new set – Gracious Wings.
Brighde Chaimbeul, Ross Ainslie & Steven Byrnes – LAS: Album Review
Stunning dual pipes and guitar virtuoso playing and a whole lot more.