EP/Album Reviews

  Britain's hardest working band The Bar Stool Preachers release the chest beating, heart pumping and soul saving second album
No Coward Soul, "The Almanac" (Self Released)- This fine album provides an eloquent outlet for the creative musings of No
The World As It Is In all honesty, that an album like “The Great Depression” needs to be made in
Whiteman came across the sea... ... and brought with him copious amounts of lace and whiskey (Alice Cooper anyone?). Jaunty
Dowally, "Somewhere" (Self released)- Dowally's eagerly anticipated second album finds this unique Scottish folk trio ranging far and wide in
  Know Loss, Know Struggle, Know Defeat, Find Deaf Havana. Firstly, I need to admit that I am approaching this
Everywhere You Go – Take Oh, Weatherly With You The cover of this debut offering all the way from Texas
Tom Bailey, "Science Fiction" (Mikrokosmos Records)- Tom Bailey is best remembered these days as the creative driving force behind the
When The Trash Boat Comes In... ... it is indeed fully laden with a most precious cargo; music. Never once
London trio URNE consist of two ex-members of the Metal band Hang The Bastard who disbanded in 2017. ‘The Mountain