Gary Numan – 1000, Live at the Electric Ballroom: Album Review
Live Numan from London’s Electric Ballroom celebrating a grand of shows in a career spanning set.
Louis Tomlinson – Lemonade: Single Review
Upbeat, indie-rock from Louis Tomlinson on latest single, Lemonade
Gavin Friday – Ecce Homo: Album Review
Ex-Virgin Prune, Gavin Friday, delivers Ecce Homo; his first solo album in thirteen years since 2011’s Catholic.
Gilbert O’Sullivan – Songbook: Album Review
Seventies Superstar, Gilbert O’Sullivan revisits his 55-year career and comes up with a few pared-back blinders for our enjoyment.
Blues Pills – Birthday: Album Review
Blues Pills’ fourth aims for a boundary-less and expectation free trip.
Richard Hawley – In This City They Call You Love: Album Review
Sir Richard of Hawley – welcome back with your jukebox of many delights. Guaranteed to melt the hardest of hearts.
Dhani Harrison – Innerstanding: Album Review
First solo album in six years from The Mystic Beatle’s only offspring is a venture into gothic electronica.
Simple Minds – New Gold Dream Live at Paisley Abbey: Album Review
Crashing beats and fantasy – Simple Minds recall their rise to a period of global domination with New Gold Dream receiving the Sky Arts treatment.
Richard Hawley – Now Then: Album Review
Reasons to get excited – The Very Best of Richard Hawley – obscenely good.
Super Furry Animals – Phantom Power Reissue: Album Review
Super Furry Animals continue their reissue series with a 20th anniversary edition of their seminal 2003 album; Phantom Power.
Asia – Fantasia Live in Tokyo 2007: Album Review
It’s the year 2007 and Asia are partying like it’s 1982, celebrating 25 years since their landmark debut.
Eliades Ochoa – Vamos a Bailar un Son (Special Edition): Album Review
Special reissue of 2020 album from Buena Vista Social Club kingpin, Eliades Ochoa
Simple Minds – Direction Of The Heart: Album Review
Let me see those hands. As ever, Simple Minds provide a stirring of the blood as we emerge from turbulent times.
Slash – 4: Album Review
Slash and his cronies get all spontaneous on album #4
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.