Keston Cobblers Club – Alchemy: Album Review
Another shot of much appreciated bright and breezy inspiration from Keston Cobblers Club as they work their Alchemy.
Ceri Justice – Walk In Shadow: Album Review
Second album from Ceri Justice – Walk In Shadow – adds its weight to the musical legacy of Birmingham.
Drew Worthley & No Spinoza – Maxim: Album Review
Drew Worthley and No Spinoza combine on ten reworked nursery rhymes.
Mickelson – Known To Be Unknown: Album Review
San Francisco singer/songwriter Mickelson brings us something that is both reassuringly familiar and yet wholly unique.
Son Of Dave – Call Me King: Album Review
The one man harmonica beatbox experience, Son Of Dave, in a bluesy thump, bump and wiggle.
Jim Shepherd – The Circle: Album Review
The Jasmine Minks man Jim Shepherd gets off his arse and gives us twelve golden nuggets.
Kevin Buckley – Big String: Album Review
Kevin Buckley’s Big String – a St. Louis Irish fiddle extravaganza, showing a nimble gift for songs and tunes.
Envy Of None – Envy Of None: Album Review
rather intriguing collaboration between the well known and the lesser so on Envy Of None.
Bjorn Riis: Everything To Everyone
Mainman of Norwegian prog rock band Airbag, Bjorn Riis releases his fourth solo album Everything To Everyone, maintaining his and Airbag’s high quality of multi-layered music.
Paul Iwan – Present: Album Review
Tired by the weight of your memories? Paul Iwan returns with a classy set of songs to ease the pain.
Michael Weston King – The Struggle: Album Review
Golden voiced alt-country troubadour, Michael Weston King, makes hay in rare escape from the Wife on The Struggle.
Stuart Anthony & Larry Beckett – Mirabeau Bridge: Album Review
Pause awhile, take in the view, share the scenes from Mirabeau Bridge with Stuart Anthony and Larry Beckett.
The Mothers 1971 – Super Deluxe Edition: Box Set Review
A unique opportunity to explore five favourite At The Barrier themes in one go! A detailed compendium of Frank Zappa’s 1971 live activities.
Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage – Ink Of The Rosy Morning: Album Review
Not an April Fool spoof; it really is time for another piece of magic from Hannah Sanders and Ben Savage
Omar + QCBA – Live At Last: Album Review
Live At Last documents a stunning soul and jazz collaboration between Omar and QCBA, recorded live at the Jazz Cafe.