Moundabout – Flowers Rot, Bring Me Stones: Album Review
Splendid burst of experimental and psychedelic folk from the Shine/Masterson combo that forms Moundabout.
Lewis Wood – Footwork: Album Review
Footwork by Lewis Wood. Fiddle, frets and feet together for a frenzy of hornpipes and jigs to fill your ears and find your interest.
Bush Gothic – Beyond The Pale: Album Review
Third album from enigmatic and indescribable rising folk stars Bush Gothic
Ithaca – They Fear Us: Album Review
Ithaca return with their second album, They Fear Us; a blistering mix of hardcore, prog, power pop and industrial metal.
Ms Amy Birks – In Our Souls: Album Review
Sublime sophomore album from Ms Amy Birks heads into darker yet beautifully seductive territory.
UFO – High Stakes & Dangerous Men / Lights Out In Tokyo: Album Review
1992 era studio and live reworking from masters of classic British Hard Rock, UFO.
Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera – Long Nights of Summer: The Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera Anthology: Boxset Review
A massive dose of English proto-psychedelia from Elmer Gantry on the Velvet Opera Anthology.
The Black Feathers – Angel Dust & Cyanide: Album Review
Classy and classic country duet territory from Wales, Black Feathers have a foot in the folk and rock of Americana.
Bella Hardy – Love Songs: Album Review
Bella Hardy returns to traditional ballads on her tenth solo album.
Mark Mulholland – Revolutions Go In Circles: Album Review
How about some Desert Celtic Cajun Folk, with added reggae for good measure? a heady distillation of styles from Mark Mulholland.
Cachemira – Ambos Mundos: Album Review
Reformed psych-blues trio Cachimera blow away any cobwebs on a powerful set.
Ruth Keggin & Rachel Hair – Lossan: Album Review
Purity of essence distilled into a fine Manx mist. Ruth Keggin and Rachel Hair on Lossan.
Tina Jordan Rees – Beatha: Album review
Vibrant celtic acoustica to blow away complacency and cobwebs alike.
Charlie Griffiths – Tiktaalika: Album Review
Haken guitarist Charlie Griffiths gives the Prog Metal template a paleontological tweak.
Babe Ruth – Darker Than Blue: The Harvest Years 1972-1975: Album Review
1970s Rock band Babe Ruth are celebrated in a collection of their three albums for the Harvest record label.