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Atomic Road Kings Clean Up The Blood Give this a few listens and you will fall for the masterful instrumentation, the gritty vocals that hit the spot every time, the inventive harp and guitar solos and the way the whole thing just works so well.
Gwyn Ashton’s Sonic Blues Preachers will convert you Quite simply a brilliant album that may take some a few listens to truly appreciate…but believe me, the time spent will be repaid on so many levels. Give it a try and you will not be disappointed.
Hollowstar debut with… Heavy Rock Hollowstar This is a stunning debut from a band that oozes quality and, I am sure, they will only get better. Hollowstar debut with… Heavy Rock Hollowstar This is a stunning debut from a band that oozes quality and, I am sure, they will only get better. With the capacity and capability to make the next album even more individual.
Is this a sublime debut album meeting our high expectations? Do The Allman Betts Band achieve this? Yes, they do… most definitely. All that is left for you to do is add this album to your collection
The lyrics weave in the mood with threads of sounds from jazz, acoustic, country all woven into a diaphanous cloth of sounds by the dextrous vocal skill of Irene Rae’s voice. A perfect addition to lovers of singer/songwriters that soothe the soul and raise the spirit.
Danny Bryant finds his Means Of Escape This is as good a blues-rock album as you are likely to hear this year. It has a darkness and yet illuminates and above all, for me at least, is an object lesson in what blues guitar is all about: a deftness of touch that can make you experience the whole gamut of emotions.
Samantha Fish asks Kill or Be Kind on new Album Each song has something going for it and the combined effect of all these numbers makes a fine addition to an already interesting Sam Fish back catalogue.
The Mustangs ride into Watertown with birdsong Folk colliding with rock as concept album explores the clash of Urban and Country and who to look forward, change and protect our world. Definitely a 10 doodle paw album
Meg Williams shows her Muscle Shoals on Take Me As I Am There is much to be enjoyed, vocally and instrumentally and it is worth repeated listens to ensure you enjoy all of the nuances that Meg feeds into the guitar parts and the excellent backing band’s contributions.
The BB King Blues Band bare The Soul Of The King I think BB would have approved of the ‘covers’ and would have been proud to contribute to the new songs…and that is praise indeed. This is a fine blues album that will not disappoint on any level and will be a great addition to any blues lovers’ collection.
