The Hollywood Stars: Hey! LA! (2026)
The Hollywood Stars are back with their next album following on from 2024’s comeback, ‘Starstruck’. The line-up is the same as on that album, namely vocalist Scott Phares and drummer Terry Rae (founding members in 1973), bassist Michael Rummans (joined in 1976) plus...
Gus G: Steel Burner (2026)
There is no doubt that Konstantinos Karamitroudis (Gus G.) has come a long way since picking up a guitar after hearing ‘Frampton Comes Alive’ when he was a lad. As well as Ozzy and Firewind he has played with numerous other bands and this is his fifth solo album where...
Vøvk: Litera (2025)
It never ceases to amaze me that there is still a music scene within Ukraine, and that musicians still manage to find a way of getting their music and message out, and here we have Vøvk who released this their second album in October last year. The current line-up of...
The Young Lions: The Young Lions [Remastered] (1961)
This interesting album was recorded in April 1960 then released the following year on Vee-Jay, and in the liner notes it was argued by saxophonist Cannonball Adderley that there was a tension in modern jazz between those who preferred the traditional style and those...
Thelonious Monk: Thelonious Alone in San Francisco [Remastered] (1959)
The latest in the Craft Recordings/Concord reissue series of Thelonious Monk is his third solo album, originally released on Riverside, which captures Monk at the Fugazi Hall, San Francisco, California, on October 21st and 22nd, 1959, without an audience present. This...
Eveale: Enter the Woodland Realm (2026)
Formed in 2025 by two musicians on different sides of the Atlantic, they initially operated under the pseudonyms of The Monarch of the Hillside (MOTH) and The North East Wizard Tyrant (NEWT), although it didn’t take too long for fans to realise it was singer Alex...
Godthrymm: Projections (2026)
This is the third album from British doom act Godthrymm, completing the ‘Visions’ trilogy which started with 2020’s ‘Reflections’. Formed by guitarist/singer Hamish Glencross (formerly of My Dying Bride, Vallenfyre, and Solstice) the line-up also includes drummer...
Einar Solberg: Vox Occulta (2026)
I must confess I was not a huge fan of the last album I heard from Solberg, 2024’s ‘The Congregation Acoustic’, so when I realised he was releasing a second studio album I was not exactly jumping up and down with joy. This time around he decided to release an album...
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