Having seriously enjoyed recent singles, Bluebird, Hollywood… Domino and That Chitty Bang Majik, there was no denying we had nurtured real intrigue to explore the new album from The Gorstey Lea Street Choir and fair to say …from Prince’s Park… Read More ›
Recently we took a look at The Glitter and the Glue, the recent single from Irish indie rock/pop artist Keeley. Such its energy and catchiness we just had to venture into the release it was taken from. Its suggestion was… Read More ›
Having found ourselves eagerly hooked on her single, All The Things I’m Made Of, a few short weeks back there was inevitable destiny that attention would swoop the way of How To Weigh A Whale Without A Scale, the new… Read More ›
As the Covid pandemic and indeed Brexit over in this particular continent seem hell bent on preventing normality and freedom returning in any previous sense, UK’s Distant Voices give us a memory of what was available before with debut album… Read More ›
Rich with spiritual hope and faith cast reflection while fuelled by melodic warmth, Mirror Image is the latest EP from US composer/ neo-classical guitarist/songwriter Les Fradkin. It follows his well-received 2020 album The Les Fradkin News and as that offering… Read More ›
Released in the closing embers of last year, Save Our Hearts is a release which only lures greater praise carrying attention and vocal support as the weeks go by. Though hooked in by its single, One Shot, at the time… Read More ›
Firmly in the hands of a new year but equally the less welcoming restrictions and isolations of the last 12 months, we also immediately found ourselves in the face of some stunning and exciting encounters in the shape of… Read More ›
Having been thickly taken with the singles Warm Hands and Occupy This Space recently, there was an eagerness to go check out the latest album from UK outfit Davey Woodward & The Winter Orphans from whence they came. Fair to… Read More ›
There are releases which instantly enslave your attention and there are some which sow a seed of intrigue and fascination which blossoms over time and captures the imagination just as fully. Small Colours, the new album from The Pull of… Read More ›
Every flight with a Scant Regard album has proven a full adventure in imaginative sight and manipulative sound, each a spark for the imagination and a newly animated spirit and new full-length, Massive Cult Following, is no different. The solo… Read More ›
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