Browsing the "Album Reviews" Category

Richard Barbieri – Under A Spell

27th February 2021 | by Tony Colvill

Lockdown is a journey, to each of us their own, where we go, what we do, some constructive, but sadly... Read More →

26th February 2021 | by Graham Thomas

Ken Hensley holds a special place in my musical upbringing. My first ever rock concert was in 1973 at Bournemouth... Read More →

25th February 2021 | by Shawn Dudley

“We have long found our sound”, says Mark Jansen, “but within that sound, there is lots of room for evolution.... Read More →

24th February 2021 | by Tony Colvill

A six-disc repackaging of the Drastic Plastic album from 1978, discs 1 to 4 available for review, so only the... Read More →

23rd February 2021 | by Roger Trenwith

The Residents – more a concept than a band, at least in the early days, when their carefully constructed mythology... Read More →

22nd February 2021 | by Mel Allen

There comes a time when new musical directions can speak to you, in my later years I have been drawn... Read More →

21st February 2021 | by The Progressive Aspect

In this update we feature: • Opal Ocean – The Hadal Zone • morrum – Death Of Amazement • Eyot... Read More →

20th February 2021 | by Nick Hudson

One of the best things about reviewing music is that something can be thrown my way that I might otherwise... Read More →

20th February 2021 | by Roger Trenwith

It is not possible to be aware of everything going down in the wonderful world of niche music, even if... Read More →

19th February 2021 | by Tony Colvill

We’ve all bought albums for the cover, only to find that the cover is great but the contents are not.... Read More →