Album Review Archives : Page 92 of 137 : At The Barrier

Port Noir – Cuts: Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 14th March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

Sweden’s Port Noir delve deeper to discover a darker yet instantly recognisable alternative to their signature sound.

The Twangtown Paramours – Double Down On A Bad Time: Album Review

By John Barlass on 14th March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

Joyous 60s R&B from Nashville husband and wife team – The Twangtown Paramours

Barry Reid – Breathing Space: Album Review

By Seuras Og on 10th March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

Euphoric blend of trad, dance and expert musicianship from Barry Reid, where organic meets electronic.

The Weeping Willows – You Reap What You Sow: Album Review

By John Barlass on 9th March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

Gothic Americana like you’ve never heard before from The Weeping Willows – with love from Melbourne, Australia!

Serena Ferrara & Simone Mor – Kemana: Album Review

By John Barlass on 9th March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

World cultures in harmony – Kemana is a divine voyage of musical discovery.

Simon J Jones – How Things Work: Album Review

By Mike Ainscoe on 8th March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

Simon J Jones and Ladybird books – a marriage made in heaven. The Harp & A Monkey man on solo debut.

SPINN – Outside Of The Blue: Album Review

By Howard King on 4th March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

Drawing inspiration from Buddhist teachings and the hopeful attitude of frontman Johnny Quinn, Liverpool-based four-piece SPINN return with second album Outside Of The Blue.

Landon Lloyd Miller – Light Shines Through: Album Review

By John Barlass on 3rd March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

The Wall Chargers’ former frontman, Landon Lloyd Miller, goes it alone – in his own sparse, intimate way

Calum Mason – Panopticon: Album Review

By Howard King on 3rd March 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Calum Mason takes a break from his current musical connections to release a fascinating groundbreaking album Panopticon.