Spectromorphic Iridescence – The Complete Rainbow Ffolly
“I name this rubber ark, The Rainbow Ffolly”She’s Alright English psychedelia was very much the merry little cousin of its American elder. Less portentous; artier; […]
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Attempting the Unfathomable – Jasper’s Riddle
Jasper’s Riddle might very well simply be this – how on Earth does he find the time? Beginning a career in music is often an […]
The Call of the YLD
YLD is a project you’re going to be hearing a lot about and with good reason. The brainchild of Geoff Wilkinson, who has one of […]
I Cried Wolf – BRKN
Returning to The Wheatsheaf will be quite an experience for us all.’ says vocalist Harry Davies. ‘It was the venue that gave us a local platform before […]
Wills and the Willing Join Forces with Irish Royalty
If there can be such a thing as an enfant terrible of the spoken word scene, then Ian Wills is certainly it. Having caused outrage […]
Lemzi Trades Law for Music with a Social Message
Abandoning his plans to become a lawyer after his degree in law and criminology, Lemzi may seem like an unlikely hip-hop talent. Yet his latest […]
Bad News to Release 32nd Anniversary Goodies
VIM, DEN, COLIN and SPIDER are BAD NEWS! Four hairy musos with a dream to be the next Motorhead. Sure, they have musical differences – […]
Amey St Cyr Joins House Revival
Amey St. Cyr had a record contract almost between her fingers in the early 90’s, with guest appearances on a host of house tracks and […]
Mike Batt not Wombling for Free
Fund raising for artists has come a long way in recent months, never mind years. The initial disdain that was shown to artists on bended-knee […]
Down the Front – Adam Broadway’s Tales from the Pit
Adam Broadway has succeeded where so many have failed – he has logged his life and times as an observer of gigs and has crystalised […]