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.
Threshold – Dividing Lines: Album Review
Threshold light the fuse on another explosive album. The future of quality Prog Metal is in good hands.
Hushman – s/t: Album Review
Hushman – aka Ewan MacPherson – rolls out a calm and classy set that gently simmers without boiling over.
Mike Vass – Decemberwell Decade: Album Review
A midwinter offering that is neither bleak nor shortbread tin, Mike Vass delivers a (largely) non-denominational Winter Solstice celebration fit for all tastes.
Yetii – Live at The Greenbank: Album Review
Acoustic trio Yetii produce a beautifully evocative live album of original compositions and stunning improvisation.
Deep In The Woods – Pastoral Psychedelia & Funk Folk 1968-1975: Album Review
Cherry Red takes a deep dive into the mystic realm of acid folk – and lives to tell the tale.
Jerusalem – s/t: Album Review
Legendary album comes home with a spit and polish.
Lady Maisery – Tender: Album Review
Tender is the first album in six years from Lady Maisery – worth the wait…
Saro Cosentino – The Road To Now: Album Review
The Road To Now findsSaro Cosentino, along with a guest list to die for, on a classy piece of Italian Art Rock.