Bonfire Radicals – Spaghetti Junction: Album Review
Latest from the uncharacterisable, irrepressible, Birmingham sextet blends Balkan beats with Scottish and Scandi tunes to unique effect
Mary Gauthier – Reckoning: Album Review
With Reckoning, Gauthier fearlessly finds her day, a no holds barred salvo of shrapnel from the front line of humanity.
Tear Dungeon – Squirm: Album Review
Tear Dungeon bring the noise on Squirm. The riotous Texan’s unleash their unique brand of sonic battery and anarchy for all to see and hear.
These Wicked Rivers – Fire And Folklore: Album Review
Soul cleansing Southern Rock stuff from Derby. These Wicked Rivers send some joy (plus fire and folklore) out into the world.
Corella – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review
Corella bring their biggest night yet to Manchester Academy 2 – it’s the album release show for A Beautiful World To Lose,
Singles Selection – Issue #25
Welcome to Issue #25 of Singles Selection. With Singles Selection, we take a look at some of the brand new singles that have pricked our ears.
Savana Funk – New single + UK tour: News
Bologna-based funk / rock / blues trio – Savana Funk – are back with a brand new track: Làbas.
Seraini Telli on Opeth – Why I Love
Ahead of her run of UK touring dates, Seraina Telli joins us to share her admiration for Opeth.
Martin Simpson – Some Kind Of Jubilee: Album Review
50 not out, Simpson is staying at the crease and this lavish 2 set disc spells out exactly why.
Cut Chord – Demolition Music: EP Review
The debut EP from Cut Chord – a satisfying collection of intimate songs that showcase explorations of folk, drone, psychedelia and singer-songwriter traditions.
Danny Bradley – Bothy Folk Club, Southport: Live Review
We head to the Bothy Folk Club in Southport for another encounter with Danny Bradley and supporting cast.
Amelia Coburn – Myself And Other Monsters: Album News
Amelia Coburn explores spectral creatures, unreliable narrators and more on her forthcoming new album – all the news here.
Josh da Costa – New Wave Graveyard: Album Review
Building a quirky shrine to synth-pop, 80s glam, Josh da Costa’s debut solo album balances revered guitars and theatrical nostalgia.
Wynonna – The Hard Truth: Album Review
Too soon to say Wynonna goes Dolly, but it’s her most credible work yet.
Quick Takes – September 2026: Album Reviews
September 2026’s Quick Takes sees us dip our toes into some Country Soul, proper Hard Rock, singer-songwriter, instrumental cello and a sublime album from Richard Neuberg.