Richard Wileman – Veil
31st March 2018 | by Jez Rowden
Released in late summer last year, the Ghost EP was the briefest of calling cards to mark the start of... Read More →
31st March 2018 | by Jez Rowden
Released in late summer last year, the Ghost EP was the briefest of calling cards to mark the start of... Read More →
30th March 2018 | by Roger Trenwith
The excellent cheese-rock that is not cheesy in the slightest of French troubadours Camembert returns with a delightfully skewiff trip... Read More →
27th March 2018 | by Geoff Ford
City Hall, Sheffield Wednesday, 14th March 2018 As the opening strains of Stravinski’s Firebird Suite filtered through Sheffield’s City Hall, the years... Read More →
27th March 2018 | by Professor Mark
Kino’s Picture was my favourite album of 2005. In fact, I would easily say, without looking, that it was one... Read More →
26th March 2018 | by Zachary Nathanson
By the early 1970s Curved Air had achieved success with the release of their first three studio albums (Air Conditioning,... Read More →
24th March 2018 | by Zachary Nathanson
It is now 48 years since the formation of Curved Air, their debut album, Air Conditioning, being originally released on... Read More →
22nd March 2018 | by Mel Allen
When I spotted this album for review I must confess that it was seeing Tony Levin’s name that intrigued me,... Read More →
20th March 2018 | by John Wenlock-Smith
Australian born, but American raised, Rick Springfield – yes, he of Jessie’s Girl (General Hospital) fame – has gone back... Read More →
20th March 2018 | by Tony Colvill
I’ve probably been a Facebook friend of Colin Tench for about one and a half years. Never met him. But... Read More →
19th March 2018 | by Roger Trenwith
Sonar, Swiss masters of multi-rhythm tritone minimalism, continue their career-long quest for a state of grace with Vortex, an album... Read More →