Neil Ardley – Kaleidoscope Of Rainbows: Album Review
Neil Ardley’s impressive and groundbreaking jazz rock masterpiece is available in a remastered CD version.
Quicksilver Messenger Service – Who Do You Love? The Recordings 1967-1972: Album Review
West Coast improvisational legends, Quicksilver Messenger Service, are celebrated across a seven-disc box set.
Nektar – Down To Earth: Album Review
Nektar’s excellent follow up album to Remember The Future, represented a bold and successful change of direction.
Level 42 – The Later Years: Album Review
Evergreen pop/jazz/funk group Level 42 release The Later Years – 2001-2020. It boasts all of the studio albums from that time period and a selection of versions of some of their popular chart hits.
All You Good Good People – Britpop & Beyond 1995 – 1999: Album Review
All You Good Good People celebrates the heyday of Britpop with choice slices and deep cuts of unabashed optimism and emotional undercurrents.
Suffocation – Jesus Wept: The Roadrunner Years: Album Reviews
Suffocation have their first three albums repackaged through Dissonance Records; a period of time where they really led the way on the death metal front.
Camel – Earthrise, Live At The Marquee 1974: Album Review
Camel captured live on the cusp of greater success, and playing with an enthralling musical inventiveness.
Uriah Heep – The Shadow And The Wind, 1973-1974: Album Review
Uriah Heep’s classic and influential line up shine in the studio and live in an excellent box set
Mountain – Don’t Look Around – The Recordings 1969-1974: Boxset Review
Exhaustive retrospective on the career of influential New York rockers, Mountain. featuring every surviving recording by the band’s classic lineup.
Be-Bop Deluxe – The Albums 1974-1976: Album Review
The first three Be-Bop Deluxe albums are presented in a well put together box set.
Freddie And The Dreamers – You Were Made For Me – The Complete Recordings 1963-1970: Boxset Review
Jokers in the pack. Cherry Red Records take a detailed reappraisal of Manchester’s madcap maniacs – Freddie And The Dreamers – and reach a mixed verdict…
Reissues Of The Year 2025: Opinion
Whilst 2025 brought a whole host of great new music, there has also been a steady flow of retrospective releases. Here, we highlight a selection of reissues that were released during 2025.
Burn It Up – The Rise of British Dance Music 1986–1991: Album Review
Cherry Red Records serve up a 4CD trip through British dance music’s explosion of the 1980’s.
Camel – Pressure Points: Camel Live In Concert: Album Review
Camel are captured live in concert in 1984, and on great form, in a CD and video Blu-ray package.
Camel – Music Inspired By The Snow Goose: Album Review
The classic Camel recording from 1975 is reissued in a great new package, offering a new perspective on the music.