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The John Irvine Band – 2025 – Here Come the Robots!

UK artist John Irvine has been releasing albums at a steady pace for the last decade and a bit, with the first album appearing back in 2011 and with a total of 8 studio albums to his name as of 2025. The most recent of these appeared now at the start of 2025. The...

Winterfylleth: The Imperious Horizon (2024)

Winterfylleth are back with their eighth album, the first in four years, following on from ‘The Reckoning Dawn’ since when there has been a line-up change with the departure of Dan Capp, who has been replaced by Russell Dobson (lead guitar, vocals), who is also a...

Atreyu: The Pronoia Sessions (2024)

I first became a fan of Atreyu two decades back with the release of ‘The Curse’, since when they have broken up, reformed, and even lost their original lead singer but Brandon Saller (vocals), Dan Jacobs (guitar), Travis Miguel (guitar), and Porter McKnight (bass)...

Joy Shannon: An Chailleach (2024)

This is the first time I have come across Joy Shannon, who has released multiple albums with her band The Beauty Marks, and to say I am simply blown away is something of a huge understatement. Shannon brings together multiple different styles of folk, from Celtic and...

Jack Wood and Nichaud Fitzgibbon: Movie Magic. Great Songs from the Movies (2024)

When California-based singer Jack Wood discovered Australian jazz singer Nichaud Fitzgibbon he decided to show her talents to his own audience, and she sang on two songs on his last album. This time around we find them releasing an album together, but all is not quite...

Gino Amato: Latin Crossroads (2024)

Gino Amato’s is a classically trained pianist who has worked with the Puerto Rican salsa band La Sonora Ponceña and pianist Papo Lucca, studied with Don Sebesky and Jim McNeely, formed the Steely Dan tribute group Royal Scam, and has written for big bands and Latin...

Eric Person: Rhythm Edge [Remastered] (2007)

What we have here is a remastered version of an album which was released in 2007, but I didn’t hear it at the time and I am very pleased indeed to have it now as this is a delight for anyone interested in hugely complex and complicated jazz with wonderful arrangements...

Doug Ferony: Alright Okay You Win (2024)

Ferony might be a name new to many of you, but you may recognise his face as he has been in quite a few movies, normally uncredited, such as ‘Back To School’, ‘GoodFellas’, ‘Spiderman II’, and The Irishman’. Since moving to Los Angeles in 1985, he went to acting...

Yuka Mito: How Deep Is the Ocean (2024)

Yuka Mito is a Japanese jazz singer, and here she has been joined by a Japanese trio to work their way through seven classic numbers with a total playing time of 30 minutes. There is no doubt the band can play, with Hiroki Morioka having a wonderful touch on piano,...

Kevin Kastning / Carl Clements / Soheil Peyghambari: Triple Helix (2025)

The latest album from Kevin Kastning (36-string Double Contraguitar, 28-string Double Contraguitar, 18-string Contraguitar, 17-string Subcontraguitar) finds him again working with Carl Clements (Tenor, Alto, and Soprano saxophones), but for the first time he has also...
Wilda: Going Wild (2023) single

Wilda: Going Wild (2023) single

It was some time ago when I saw Mema Wilda play a gig at The Tuning Fork, where she accompanied herself on an acoustic and was joined by just one other musician. I thoroughly enjoyed what I heard, and then the next time I heard her was when she performed on the single...

Axel Rudi Pell: Lost XXIII (2022)

Axel Rudi Pell: Lost XXIII (2022)

Pell is back with his 21st studio album from a career which has lasted for more than thirty years, and as with his last four studio albums the ARP band consists of singer Johnny Gioeli, bassist Volker Krawczak, keyboard player Ferdy Doernberg and drummer Bobby...

BillyBio: Leaders And Liars (2022)

BillyBio: Leaders And Liars (2022)

Put the name “Billy” into a New York hardcore context and it can only mean one man, Billy Graziadei, who is now back with the second album from his BillyBio project. Biohazard have not released an album since 2012’s ‘Reborn In Defiance’ but given they have not...

Corey Taylor: CMFB …Sides (2022)

Corey Taylor: CMFB …Sides (2022)

Corey Taylor is probably one of metal’s most under-rated actual singers, as while we all know him as the masked frontman of Slipknot, spitting venom, obscenities and growls, how many actually think of him as a singer? This is why he has other projects, which also led...

FM: Thirteen (2022)

FM: Thirteen (2022)

FM formed in 1984 when singer Steve Overland and his brother, guitarist Chris (both formerly of Wildlife), teamed up with drummer Pete Jupp (ex-Wildlife and Samson) and bassist Merv Goldsworthy (ex-Diamond Head and Samson). They were joined by Didge Digital on...

The Hu: Rumble of Thunder (2022)

The Hu: Rumble of Thunder (2022)

It is incredibly difficult to come up with a new sound, no matter the genre, so bands often find themselves being likened to others, but that was not the case when Mongolian band The Hu burst onto the scene with their video for “Wolf Totem” (85 million views)....

Agony Street: Italian Whisky (2023)

Agony Street: Italian Whisky (2023)

Last year I was fortunate enough to hear the CD reissue of Agony Street’s 1993 second album, ‘Songs For William’, which was recorded by just two people, multi-instrumentalist Klas Qvist playing most of the instruments and harmonizing together with his Agony Street...

Chip Z’Nuff: Perfectly Imperfect (2022)

Chip Z’Nuff: Perfectly Imperfect (2022)

Chip Z’Nuff will always be associated with the band he formed nearly 40 years ago, Enuff Z’Nuff, with whom he has released more than 20 albums since their debut in 1989. These days he is not only the lead singer in that band, a role he only took on a few years back,...

Enuff Z’Nuff: Finer Than Sin (2022)

Enuff Z’Nuff: Finer Than Sin (2022)

Releasing a solo album towards the beginning of 2022 obviously was not enough for bassist/singer Chip Z’Nuff, as in November the band released their 17th studio album, ‘Finer Than Sin’. With the return of Tony Fennell (guitar, vocals) in 2021, we are back to the same...

Dead Favours: Riffing & Yelling [Part 2] (2023)

Dead Favours: Riffing & Yelling [Part 2] (2023)

In 2021, Dead Favours released the first half of their album to great acclaim, winning the Rock category at the Aotearoa Music Awards, and finally we now get the second half with another six songs – let us hope that at some point we get the two combined on vinyl as a...

Written by Wolves: Give Em Hell [Alt Version] (2023)

Written by Wolves: Give Em Hell [Alt Version] (2023)

Having only recently released their first single from the new album, here we have Written By Wolves back with a very different take on that song, which has been opening their live sets over the last year. Singer Michael Murphy explained it like this, “we wanted to...

Scorpions: Rock Believer (2022)

Scorpions: Rock Believer (2022)

When I was 16, Scorpions released the album ‘Lovedrive’ and I immediately fell in love with their music, and not only sought out both ‘Animal Magnetism’ and ‘Blackout’ when they were released but went back to some of their earlier material and was especially a fan of...

Wonderlove: All Of The Nightmares (2022)

Wonderlove: All Of The Nightmares (2022)

I really enjoyed both Perfect Beings albums, so when I heard Jesse Nason (keyboards on all releases) and Dicki Fliszar (drums on ‘Perfect Beings’ and ‘Perfect Beings II’) had reunited with the first band they were in together I was somewhat intrigued. 20 years on from...

Ygodeh: Hush (2022)

Ygodeh: Hush (2022)

Released at the beginning of 2022, this is the final album to feature singer Reverend Jeyzus, who has since been replaced by Chronic Procrastinator , with the rest of the line-up being guitarist Piton, drummer Melissa Rable and bassist Kaptain. I have known Piton for...

Kazia: Seven Foot Wall (2023) single

Kazia: Seven Foot Wall (2023) single

Earlier this year I caught up with Kazia for the first time, a band which comprises people who are all involved in other outfits, so we have singer Phoebe Walsh ({Brown Sugar Factory}), drummer Oliver Prendegast ({Strangely Arousing}), bassist/flautist Michael...

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  • Hawkwind – Live At The Royal Albert Hall (3CD Boxset)
    by Roger Trenwith on February 8, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    “Thank you all, let’s levitate together” says an obviously well-chuffed Dave Brock after the end of the scorching opening track Levitation, the curtain raiser to this fabulous set of songs at that wonderfully appointed, cavernous, and prestigious venue, The Royal…

  • Paul Sadler – The Irrational
    by Jane Lee on February 7, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    A preoccupation with matters of life and death – and particularly the latter – has been a recurring theme throughout Paul Sadler’s output, inspiring highly original, dramatic and deeply felt music in a variety of genres. He first became known…

  • Temple Of Prog Festival
    by Darren Walker on February 2, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    The Brickyard, Carlisle Friday, 24th January 2024 When the Temple of Prog calls the other deities get jealous and do all they can to stop the devout votaries from worshipping. They send a vicious storm with a name that none…

  • Steve Hackett – Live Magic At Trading Boundaries
    by Colin Smoult on February 1, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    Yet another Steve Hackett live album? A question you may be asking yourselves when reading about this latest release. And that would be a fair comment when for over the last decade or so, every new tour has had an…

  • Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe – An Evening Of Yes Music Plus (2CD/2DVD Boxset)
    by Mel Allen on January 31, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    Towards the end of the Eighties the four above mentioned former members of Yes had reunited to record some new music and then undergo a tour to support it. Now as Yes fans will know this was a turbulent time…

  • Storm Corrosion – Storm Corrosion (2024 Re-issue)
    by Basil Francis on January 30, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    In 2012, one of the most hotly anticipated collaboration projects in the progressive sphere came to fruition (no, I am not talking about Squackett). Steven Wilson and Mikael Åkerfeldt had been working together for a decade and Opeth had plunged…

  • Pattern-Seeking Animals – Friend Of All Creatures
    by John Giordano on January 27, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    Pattern-Seeking Animals have been a rather prolific band. Having released their debut album in 2019, these Spock’s Beard-aligned musicians have developed a sound that is all their own in the ensuing years. Friend Of All Creatures sets out to prove…

  • Magnum
    by Peter Hilton on January 25, 2025 at 6:00 pm

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  • The War Yaks – Bifurcate
    by Graham Thomas on January 24, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    The War Yaks, an odd name for a band, but perhaps suits their idiosyncratic musical personality. They are headed by Nat Rusciani, who sings, plays keyboards and writes the songs, closely aided by saxophonist Anthony Warga. Much of the music…

  • Mahavishnu – Mahavishnu
    by Bob Mulvey on January 23, 2025 at 6:00 pm

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