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Rebecca DuMaine and the Dave Miller Combo: Chez Nous (2019)
If one takes a close look at the album cover one can see that both DuMaine and Miller are holding CDs in their hands. A quick search through Google later and I discovered that DuMaine is holding the 2010 album ‘Rapture’ by the Dave Miller Trio, while Miller is holding...
Municipal Waste: The Last Rager (2019)
It’s been a couple of years since the ‘Slime and Punishment’ album, and after a few split releases the Virginia metalheads are back with four new songs. They just manage to break the ten-minute barrier, but this is more than enough to show that while they have been...
Mayhem: Daemon (2019)
There are few metal bands which force me to jump my self-imposed lead time when I am sent a new album and push it to the top of the queue, but I was there when Mayhem played New Zealand the first time in their history, and they ripped the country a new one. It is more...
Steve Andrews: Songs Of The Now And Then (2019)
The Bard of Ely is of course Steve Andrews, a Welsh singer-songwriter, writer and journalist with a strong interest in botany and conservation. Anyone who follows his very interesting Facebook page will see plenty of posts on his beloved butterflies, his feelings on...
Bennett Paster: Indivisible (2019)
The latest album from pianist and keyboard player Bennett Paster finds him joined by Jeff Hanley (bass), Tony Mason (drums), Al Street (guitar), Kenny Brooks (tenor sax), Samuel Torres (congas and percussion) and Todd Isler (percussion) on an instrumental album which...
Black Oak Arkansas: Underdog Heroes (2019)
I was really surprised when this album was made available to me for review, as I had no idea that Black Oak Arkansas were still going. Growing up in the UK as opposed to the USA I had a somewhat blurry appreciation for the band, mostly coming to them as I was aware...
Consecration: Fragilium (2019)
Formed back in 2010, this is the second full-length album from the Norwich-based band, following on from 2014’s ‘Ephemerality’. While doom is obviously at the heart of what there are undertaking, there are also plenty of elements of death and black metal in the...
The Dave Wilson Quartet: One Night at Chris’ (2019)
When a jazz band really know and trust each other, there can be something very special indeed about catching them in a live environment. Recorded in March 2018 at the famous Chris’ Jazz Café in Philadelphia, it is proudly stated on the CD, “This recording is a...
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- Eivør – Tungl
by Mel Allen on October 16, 2026 at 4:00 pmOver the course of eleven studio albums, Eivør has established herself as a formidable musical force, blending traditional Faroese folk music with electronic and experimental elements to create music that is both emotional and atmospheric. Coupled with her unique voice,…
- Brand X – Theory Of Nothingby Ian Sharp on October 15, 2026 at 4:00 pm
There’s more to Brand X than being the other band Phil Collins drummed for in the 1970s, allowing scope to express his interest in jazz/rock fusion when he wasn’t active in Genesis or elsewhere, yet that’s possibly how they are…
- Michel St-Père – Like Father Like Sonby David Edwards on October 14, 2026 at 4:00 pm
Like Father Like Son is the intriguing first solo instrumental album by Michel St-Père, the founder, guitarist and creative force behind the Canadian progressive rock band Mystery (along with Huis). However, whilst there are prog elements to be found amongst…
- Nene Valley Rock Festival 2026 – Day Two
by Darren Walker on October 12, 2026 at 4:00 pmGrimsthorpe Castle, Bourne Friday, 4 September 2026 The torrential downpour that had made its unwelcome presence loudly known in the early hours of the morning might have felt like it belonged in the Bible but it soon passed and by…
- Ciro Perrino – Celeste
by Basil Francis on October 11, 2026 at 4:00 pmI wanted to start by hearing how you got into music at an early age and how Celeste came about. In truth, my relationship with music is connatural with my family. Therefore, since I was a child, I was “cradled”…
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