Nicky Thomas – Love Of The Common People: Album Review
Deluxe 2022 double-disc reissue of Trojan Records bestseller from Nicky Thomas.
Punch Brothers – Hell On Church Street: Album Review
Largely exquisite tribute/cover to Tony Rice’s Church Street Blues, his 1983 bluegrass masterclass from Punch Brothers.
Tony Martin – Thorns: Album Review
Tony Martin breaks his 15 year plus solo hiatus to deliver his next solo album. Thorns follows up Scream which was released in 2005.
Niteworks – A’ Ghrian: Album Review
Vibrant new music from Niteworks, Skye’s masters of Gaelictronica.
Johnny Foreigner – Waited Up Til It Was Light: Album Review
Reissue of the sparkling 2008 debut album from Johnny Foreigner. Take a deep breath…
Blood Red Shoes – Ghosts On Tape: Album Review
Sixth album from “Brighton’s Loudest Duo” – Blood Red Shoes – a successful mélange of pop, rock, grunge, punk and electronica.
Runrig – There Must Be A Place: DVD Review
Ups and downs, twists and turns, joy and heartbreak. All combine to tell the story of Scotland’s house band – Runrig.
Matt McGinn – Time Well Spent: Album Review
Matt McGinn returns with album number five entitled Time Well Spent. The LP is the follow up to the sublime Lessons Of War.
Southern Avenue – Be The Love That You Want: Album review
Southern Avenue reimagine American music with a blast of Southern gospel blues, righteous R&B and soul power.
Behemoth – In Absentia Dei: Album Review
Behemoth release In Absentia Dei; their lockdown streaming event which takes their musical and aesthetic presentation to brand new levels.
Sean Taylor – The Beat Goes On: Album Review
Prolific singer-songwriter Sean Taylor shows his contemplative side on album No.12
George Mann – A World Like This: Album Review
Insights to the state of the Western World – from veteran campaigner George Mann.
Tom Rodwell – Wood & Waste: Album Review
Tom Rodwell showcases a multitude of styles in a new collection that’s a tribute to his commitment to making and recording music in a natural way.
Laura-Mary Carter – Town Called Nothing: Album Review
Contemplative solo excursion for Blood Red Shoes chanteuse Laura-Mary Carter.
Spell Songs – Spell Songs II, Let The Light In: Album Review
A consummate celebration of nature, a marriage of words, music and illustration, bringing back together an A team of performers to reprise the unrepriseable in Spell Songs II.