Single Review: Driver by The Very Things
Highlighted under neon streetlights, a Ford Cortina with late 70s patina and laden with four dubious occupants, creeps its way ominously through […]
Album Review: Flight of Fancy by Julie July Band
Fittingly, the California-esque sun was rising in a primary-school-blue-sky as I listened to the Julie July Band’s latest album for the first […]
EP Review: ‘Try Me’ by YaDonna West and Hard Stairs
Last time I came across a questioning title like this, was when GA20 took on Hound Dog Taylor, well like they suggested […]
EP Review: Reflections by Ian and Nathan Marrey
Reflections by Ian and Nathan Marrey is a home produced debut EP by a father and son team. Made up of four […]
Album Review: Dub Catalyst – Saves the World
I love how dub has slowly unfolded across decades, with each generation maintaining the essential elements of the sound but adding their […]
Album Review: Mother-of-Pearl Moon by And Also The Trees
Lurking in the darkness and yet, just noticeable due to the glowing light reflected from a full moon, is the latest album […]
Steel Mill Sessions by Liars At The Witch Trial
Liars at the Witch Trial are back with their second album, “Steel Mill Sessions,” which is hot on the heels of their […]
West Midlands Tour for Saxophone Maestro
Born in Guildford, Surrey and now living in Somerset, saxophonist and composer Iain Ballamy has been prolific on the music scene since […]
Single Review: Another Hero Is Dead by God Save The King
Back, long before we actually had a king, a ragtag group of musical misfits, all well known on the Hereford and Worcester […]
Barry Adamson – Album Tour
Barry AdamsonBrand New Album Tour – Cut To BlackBegins at Bristol’s Strange Brew on 22 May ‘24 Barry Adamson is set to […]