Toyah – Toyah! Toyah! Toyah!: Album Review
Third installment in Cherry Red’s deluxe reissue series of Toyah’s Safari Records catalogue
Billy Mackenzie – Satellite Life: Recordings 1994-1996: Album Review
Satellite Life documents the collaboration between Billy Mackenzie, of The Associates, and Steve Aungle, showcasing Billy’s remarkable voice and songwriting.
Wolfgang Flür – Magazine 1: Album Review
Electronic Pioneer Wolfgang Flür delivers a new opus with an array of special guests from the world of music.
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.
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.
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.
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
Spirit – Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus: Album Review
Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus by Spirit, is their 1970 masterpiece, and is now available in a newly expanded and remastered deluxe edition.
Rosalie Cunningham – Two Piece Puzzle: Album Review
Join us on a carousel of kaleidoscopic glee as Rosalie Cunningham as she trips down the rabbit hole.
Various Artists – Notes From The Underground: Radical Music Of The Twentieth Century: Album Review
Notes from the Underground is an intriguing release that showcases the influence and impact of radical music of the Twentieth Century.
Anthony Phillips – Archived Collections Vols 1 & 2: Album Review
An extensive collection of the new and the old from the archive of the prolific Anthony Phillips.
Arrival – Friends; the Complete Recordings 1969-73: Album Review
The underlooked early presence of Arrival, the UK’s premier vocal front line, later becoming the core of Kokomo.
Tokyo Blade – Fury: Album Review
Tokyo Blade return with their latest full length player. Fury was recorded during lockdown and delivers 15 top notch slices of classic rock.
The Beatles and India – An Enduring Love Affair: DVD Review
New documentary film tells the story and considers the cultural implications of the Beatles’ 1968 sojourn to Rishikesh, India
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.