Hothouse Flowers – The Older We Get – The London Years: Album Review
Hothouse Flowers have their London Records albums collected via Cherry Red Records offering a great overview of one of the finest Irish bands in the land.
Inhaler – Open Wide: Album Review
Inhaler return with Open Wide; their new album; following the release of 2023’s Cuts and Bruises.
25 For ’25: Opinion
With 25 for ’25 the ATB team scratch their heads over what they’re looking forward to over the next twelve months in the world of music.
December – football:radio: Album Review
Glaswegians, December, shower us with another selection of uniquely intimate U2 covers plucked from the Irish quartets vast discography.
Gavin Friday – Ecce Homo: Album Review
Ex-Virgin Prune, Gavin Friday, delivers Ecce Homo; his first solo album in thirteen years since 2011’s Catholic.
Bobbo Byrnes – October: Album Review
A curious mix of classic Bowie, traditional folk and self penned songs culminate in an enchanting album from American Bobbo Byrnes.
U2 – Unforgettable in 84-85: Time Tunnel
We head back into the Time Tunnel as Stuart Anthony recalls the heady days of 1984/5 when he had some adventures with U2.
U2 – Songs Of Surrender: Album Review
Songs Of Surrender is the new ‘reimagined’ collection from U2 featuring 40 songs from their back catalogue with new arrangements and lyrics.
Inhaler – Cuts & Bruises: Album Review
Inhaler return with their new album, following the release of 2021’s It Won’t Always Be Like This. Does album two hit the spot?
We’re Cut Adrift – The Deep Cuts of U2: Opinion
As U2 gear up to release Songs Of Surrender, we have a look at some of the deeper cuts within the U2 canon and offer our thoughts.
U2 – On Track: Book Review
Eoghan Ling goes On Track with U2. Every album and every song checked out in the latest Sonicbond tome.
December – God Is Not A Man: Album Review
December return with their third album, God Is Not A Man. This is an album full of passion, fire and glorious music.
Glasgow band December release re-interpretation of U2’s The Refugee
Glasgow based December, release the last in a string of popular U2 covers.