Walter Trout – Sign Of The Times: Album Review
Prolific rock bluesman Walter Trout’s new release will have you taking a deeper dive into his soul whilst entertaining you with his eclectic compilation of blues styles.
Bret McKenzie – Freak Out City: Album Review
Bret McKenzie (one half of Flight Of The Conchords) releases his second solo record; the follow up to 2022’s Songs Without Jokes.
The Cropredy Fringe Festival 2025: Live Review
The field may have had a short back and sides, but the fringe gets ever more luxuriant!
Yngwie Malmsteen / Andry / Spirit War – Islington Assembly Hall, London: Live Review
Yngwie Malmsteen rocks into London for his 40th anniversary solo tour. We check out whether the fingers have slowed down over the years!
Tom Saint on Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge by My Chemical Romance: Why I Love
Tom Saint takes a personal look back at Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge by My Chemical Romance.
The Charlatans w/ Embrace & The Coral – Castlefield Bowl, Manchester: Live Review
The Charlatans return to Manchester with indie heavyweights Embrace and The Coral in tow – a mouth watering bill for any indie fan.
FloodHounds – Psychosemantics – Live At Ameritz: Single Review
FloodHounds release live version of 2023 single, Psychosemantics. The Steel City trio add to their ever growing catalogue of great releases.
Golden Touch Festival – Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms: Live Review
Golden Touch Festival returns to Portsmouth’s Wedgewood Rooms. A stellar set of up and coming bands get their chance to gain new fans and showcase their talent.
Stereophonics – John Smith’s Stadium, Huddersfield: Live!
We’re in Huddersfield for all the hits from Stereophonics and Blossoms.
The Inspector Cluzo – Less Is More: Album Review
The return of The Inspector Cluzo, the DIY farmers from Gascony…organic rock inspired by philosophers, naturalists and cats.
Razorlight w/Seb Lowe & Florentenes – O2 Guildhall, Southampton: Live Review
British indie-rock band, Razorlight, head to O2 Guildhall in Southampton to kick off their Planet Nowhere Tour.
Sunglasz Vendor – Unwinding: Album Review
Bristol-based art-rock trio Sunglasz Vendor release their explosive debut album Unwinding.
Various Artists – A New Awakening: Adventures In British Jazz 1966-1971: Album Review
A New Awakening documents, how jazz found a new vital relevance and a widening audience, embracing rock, blues and folk influences.
Everon – Shells: Album Review
Everon return with Shells to beat a path of progressive rocking, melodic metalling and symphonic grandeur.
Dom Martin – Buried Alive: Album Review
Dom Martin adds his name to the ‘classic live’ album list. Electric and acoustic blues in abundance.