Miller Anderson – Bright City (Remastered & Expanded): Album Review
First solo album from journeyman guitarist, Miller Anderson, brushing up surprisingly well, showing what coulda been.
Bill Nelson’s Red Noise – Sound On Sound: Album Review
Cherry Red re-issue of the brief period that Bill Nelson worked on the Red Noise project.
Roger Chapman – Moth To A Flame, The recordings 1979-1981: Boxset review
The earliest solo ventures of Family’s dynamic frontman, Roger Chapman – remastered and expanded
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.
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.
Strawbs – The Broken Hearted Bride – 2021 Reissue: Album Review
Classic Strawbs re-form and hit the ground running! Esoteric Recordings release The Broken Hearted Bride.
Steppenwolf – Magic Carpet Ride: The Dunhill/ABC Years (1967-1971): Boxset Review
The glory years of Canadian/American giants – repackaged. Head off on a Magic Carpet Ride with Steppenwolf.
Al Stewart – Time Passages: Album Review
Esoteric Records bring us another outstanding Al Stewart package, their third to date. The excellent Time Passages album was recorded at the latter end of the Seventies as Al was redefining his image as a musical raconteur.
Barclay James Harvest – Time Honoured Ghosts: Album Review
The expanded and remastered Time Honoured Ghosts – here’s Barclay James Harvest from 1975.
Be Bop Deluxe – Live! In The Air Age: Album Review
A huge Be Bop Deluxe live collection that expands on the Live In The Air Age album.
Third Ear Band – Mosaics, The Albums 1969-1972: Album Review
A new look at the first three albums from the Ultimate Experimentalists, Third Ear Band.
Greenslade – Temple Songs: The Albums (1973-1975): Album Review
Collected works of one of the 70s most interesting and musically able bands – Greenslade.
Jon Anderson – Olias Of Sunhillow: Album Review
Olias Of Sunhillow by Jon Anderson – arguably the best of the Yes solo albums that sprung out as the band took a break in 1975/6
Be Bop Deluxe – Drastic Plastic: Album Review
The final Be Bop Deluxe album, Drastic Plastic is truly Plastic Fantastic, making its bow to complete an excellent reissue series.
Edgar Broughton Band – Speak Down The Wire – The Recordings 1975-82: Album Review
The Edgar Broughton Band get their 75-82 albums packed into a Deluxe Clamshell Boxset of Warwick proto-punks’ later works.