Hawkwind – Dreamworkers Of Time, The BBC Recordings (1985-1995): Album Review
The latest offering from the Hawkwind archives is a set of BBC live and session recordings from 1985-1995.
The Hanging Stars – Hollow Heart: Album Review
Psych-country vibes abound here, a 4th platter of plenty from this rootsy London quintet, Hanging Stars, purveyors of a cosmic bliss.
Harry Chapin – Story Book: The Elektra Albums (1972-1978): Box Set Review
Welcome reappraisal of the career peak of an often maligned storyteller par excellence, Harry Chapin.
Kaprekar’s Constant – The Murder Wall: Album Review
In true Prog Rock fashion, Kaprekar’s Constant tackles a mighty concept – the conquest of the Eiger.
Iona Lane – Hallival: Album Review
Reflective, intimate musings – a fine debut album from young Leeds-based singer-songwriter Iona Lane.
Iain Matthews – I Can’t Fade Away – The Rockburgh Years, 1978-1984: Box Set review
6-CD Retrospective of a productive period in the life of Iain Matthews
Von Hertzen Brothers – Red Alert In The Blue Forest: Album Review
Von Hertzen Brothers on a new prog tinged but genre defying collection.
Geneviève Racette – Satellite: Album Review
Crystalline-voiced Canadiana songstrel Geneviève Racette with a sterling third release, awash with maudlin melancholy.
Kevin Figes – Wallpaper Music: Album Review
Wallpaper Music is an exceptional album, full of engaging compositions and stunning musical arrangements and playing, put together by the very talented Kevin Figes, and a group of fine musicians.
Track Dogs – Where To Now?: Album Review
Twelve songs with twelve distinguished guests. A Triumph from “The Four International Madrileños”, Track Dogs.
Shaman’s Harvest – Rebelator: Album Review
Shaman’s Harvest return with a brooding new set that proves a triumph over adversity.
Nanna Barslev – Lysbærer: Album Review
Unsettling and atmospheric interpretations of Nordic folklore from renowned Dark Nordic Folk artist, Nanna Barslev.
Taumel – Now We Stay For All Times Lost In Space Together: Album Review
Disturbingly delicious dark vibes from Germany. Or is that deliciously disturbing?
Electribe 101 – Electribal Soul: Album Review
The follow-up to 1990s debut album from Electribe 101 finally sees the light.
Midlake – For The Sake Of Bethel Woods: Album Review
Tapping into the ideals of a more optimistic era – Midlake make their overdue return.