Otherish – How Lucky We Are Being Us And Each Other: Album Review
Otherish show how to reset your musical points of reference – in 13 easy stages.
Otherish show how to reset your musical points of reference – in 13 easy stages.
We are delighted to be invited to curate a playlist of songs for the festival on the Saturday of the festival in-between the live music on the main stage.
Glass Knight sees Joshua Burnell head on an apocalyptic astral adventure.
Expert merchants of all things Doom, Red Spektor juggle their signature style with blues, psych and metal on 3.
“The sound of Summer.” Out on 11th August is the new single from Alex Hart., Strangers And Lovers.
We head across to Yorkshire for a couple of days at the Underneath The Stars festival.
Rich, sophisticated contemplations of human interaction – a stirring, widescreen, collection of thought-provoking tunes from Laura Groves.
Bafflingly and bewilderingly brilliant. (No change there, then from Jah Wobble!)
Rocketing to 30, no signs of let up, no signs of let down. Peatbog Faeries release I See A World.
Cian Ducrot showcases his undoubted talent to the world in his debut album Victory.
Tiberius were in resplendent form at RADAR Festival. We caught up with the Scottish rockers at the festival.
Jimmy Regal & The Royals stick to their roots while embroidering with an influence or several.
Louise Dodds and Elchin Shirinov have produced a wonderful collection of jazz influenced interpretations of traditional Scottish folk songs.
McHale’s Permanent Brew channel classic influences on their second album.
Wistful reveries and other stories from Liverpool singer-songwriter John Jenkins.