Nazareth are back and Tattooed On My Brain
As an innocent boy of 14, I remember with startling clarity the night of February 27th, 1973: I was off to
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Author: Tom Dixon
Lex Grey and The Urban Pioneers are Usual Suspects
This is a new band for me although how they got past my radar I do not know as this
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The Bush League sets a conundrum with James RiVAh
I do love a challenge, especially if it incorporates a bit of wordsmithery…and that’s what I got when I saw
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Full Fat EP shines a light In The Dark
It is many years since I visited the fine city of Aberdeen and I still hanker for the taste of
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Dan Reed Network reveal their Origins
The Dan Reed Network began their career in Portland, Oregon and, if Grimm is anything to go by, then at
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Falling Red reveal their Lost Souls to Heavy Rock
Based in the rugged and beautiful county of Cumbria, Falling Red use a few different names to describe their brand
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Hogjaw Rise To The Mountains in retrospect
Hailing from Arizona, Hogjaw has just released their sixth studio album called Way Down Yonder (which we reviewed recently here
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Confessin The Blues is good for you
Oh no! I hear you cry…not another blues compilation album. Well, yes it is but this one does differ from
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The Virginmarys conceive The Northern Sun Sessions
The town of Macclesfield in Cheshire is noted for being the largest producer of finished silk in the world and
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Laurie Morvan adds weight with Gravity
Although released back in February, it’s never too late to share music of quality and originality, but I apologise to
