Julie Tippetts & Martin Archer – Vestigium
30th April 2015 | by Roger Trenwith
Julie Tippetts, long-time jazz songstress, initially famous for her association with Brian Auger in the 1960s, and Martin Archer, a... Read More →
30th April 2015 | by Roger Trenwith
Julie Tippetts, long-time jazz songstress, initially famous for her association with Brian Auger in the 1960s, and Martin Archer, a... Read More →
30th April 2015 | by Bob Mulvey
A year on from the acclaimed Abandoned Dancehall Dreams, Tim Bowness returns with the powerful and eclectic Stupid Things That... Read More →
29th April 2015 | by Tony Colvill
Once upon a time, a long long time ago, a piece of music escaped from the mind and hands of... Read More →
29th April 2015 | by Phil Lively
As many of you already know, I’ve been living in a box for the last two decades so I know... Read More →
28th April 2015 | by Roger Trenwith
With the release of their new album, Until All the Ghosts are Gone (the TPA review of which can be... Read More →
27th April 2015 | by Roger Trenwith
This was the first big band format jazz rock album to land on my desk this year, soon followed by... Read More →
26th April 2015 | by Jez Rowden
Mellotrons. They’re bloody great aren’t they? And guitars, big drums and massive amounts of in-your-face bass. And Mellotrons. Mmmmmmellotrons. Lots... Read More →
25th April 2015 | by Phil Lively
I’m taking a look at the latest reissue of Anthony Phillips’s 1977 debut solo record, The Geese And The Ghost.... Read More →
24th April 2015 | by Tony Colvill
Sometimes you play an album and fireworks light up immediately. Others you listen to a few times and one track... Read More →