All The Freaks (Review) (CD)
The Thought Criminals precede the release of second album You’re A Moral Liability with new single All The Freaks.  Since the release of...
Posted by Si Wooldridge

Looking for The KLF? (Review) (CD)
Pop Inc. are a trans-Atlantic collective that is primarily based in Minneapolis and the brainchild of Brooke Aldridge, John Matthews,...
Posted by Si Wooldridge

Blu-ray for all... (Review) (Hardware)
The high definition format war is over for now (until the next super mega HD format comes along). This time, Sony won the format war, with...
Posted by Rich Goodman

Chickenfoot - Chickenfoot (Review) (CD)
Take vocalist Sammy Hagar (successful solo career before garnering even more fame in 1985 as front-man for Van Halen), guitar player Joe...
Posted by Brian Elliott

Playing for Change (Review) (CD)
If the concept behind this album sounds familiar, that's because it is. Late last year I reviewed the second album/DVD package from 1...
Posted by Rich Goodman

Review (Review) (CD)
The tenet that there is generally a good reason some music is rarely, if ever, performed is one that I hold myself for the most part,...
Posted by Alan Titherington

The Answer - "Everyday Demons" (Review) (CD)
Arguably the greatest Irish hard rock band since Thin Lizzy, Northern Irish outfit The Answer’s sophomore album “Everyday Demons” had a...
Posted by Brian Elliott

Joe Bonamassa - Live From Nowhere In Particular (Review) (CD)
I was well aware of the tremendous talents of American blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa before I saw him perform live at the Spring &...
Posted by Brian Elliott

Don't be blue (Review) (CD)
Whatever happened to Deacon Blue? If you haven't followed them for the last 20 years, then that might be a question you are asking yourself....
Posted by Rich Goodman

To The Bitter End (Review) (CD)
As with the Grainne Duffy CD I've just reviewed, this is another new CD from a new talent, and similarly not someone from the X Factor/Pop...
Posted by Rich Goodman

Out of the Dark (Review) (CD)
A new CD from a new talent, and not someone from the X Factor/Pop Idol/Fame Academy production line of evil, soulless, corporate blandness....
Posted by Rich Goodman

Extreme: Saudades de Rock (Review) (CD)
Loosely translating from Portuguese as “nostalgic yearning for rock”, in the wake of surprisingly-good albums from Whitesnake and Def...
Posted by Brian Elliott

David Gilmour: Live in Gdansk (2CD & 2DVD) (Review) (CD)
Following up from his excellent “On An Island” album and subsequent DVD release “Remember That Night”, David Gilmour’s “Live in Gdansk” may...
Posted by Brian Elliott

Popularity? - Empire State Human (Review) (CD)
Empire State Human, also the name of a Human League song from the Reproduction album, come from Ireland and consist of Aidan Casserly, Seán...
Posted by Si Wooldridge

No instruments required... (Review) (CD)
The idea of this album intrigued me. A hip hop/rap/R&B/soul album recorded without any musical instruments at all. Every single sound...
Posted by Rich Goodman

Wait Around - Redtrack (Review) (CD)
Hailing from Southend, Redtrack consist of Billy Wright (guitar and vocals), Phil Blake (bass and vocals) and Andrew Perry (drums and...
Posted by Si Wooldridge

The Flight [Lux] - Edge of Dawn (Review) (CD)
Edge of Dawn are a new duo on Dependent, although a lot of people will be familiar with one member of this new group. The unknown member (...
Posted by Si Wooldridge

A&E - Goldfrapp (Review) (CD)
Goldfrapp return with a brand new single, preceding their new album Seventh Tree. Goldfrapp started off in more ambient territory with...
Posted by Si Wooldridge

No Parlez - Paul Young (Review) (CD)
Paul Young seemed to rise from nowhere in 1983 with his hit cover version of Marvin Gaye’s Wherever I Lay My Hat (That’s My Home), but...
Posted by Si Wooldridge

In My Time Of Dying - Pride & Fall (Review) (CD)
Pride And Fall are a Norwegian trio consisting of Sigve Monsen, Per Waagen and Svein Joar Auglaend Johnsen. In My Time Of Dying is their...
Posted by Si Wooldridge