RATHBORNE – SOFT

No stranger to the music scene, Rathborne is Luke Rathborne’s second adventure into the musical realms, previously having recorded his debut album After Dark at the age of 16. Now with a few more years on his side (23 years … Read More

JARROD LAWSON – Jarrod Lawson At The BBC

Gifted singer songwriter and pianist Jarrod Lawson, from Portland, Oregon, has received huge critical acclaim worldwide. He released his self-titled debut in 2014 and within months he’d toured Europe and been identified as the hottest new soul talent in a … Read More

JOHN KILZER – Hide Away

Singer songwriter John Kilzer, from Jackson, Tennessee, spent four years as a Memphis State basketball player before following a music career. His influences are blues, soul, folk, rock and country. First signed to Geffen Records in the 80’s, he  released … Read More

AWOLNATION – Run

AWOLNATION cruised into the mainstream alt-music scene with the 2011 odyssey ‘Sail’. The band found a way to garner popularity with originality, blending harsh synths, simple beats, and repetitive choruses in a way that undoubtedly improved with every play. ‘Sail’ … Read More

POND – Man It Feels Like Space Again

Featuring an ever-changing lineup over their run so far, Pond’s previous albums had the busy sound of a communal approach to arrangement. With the current iteration including only four members, it’d be fair to expect less to be going on … Read More

KATHRYN ROBERTS & SEAN LAKEMAN – Tomorrow Will Follow Today

Out now, Tomorrow Will Follow Today is a beautifully eclectic album by husband and wife folk duo Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman.

Voted ‘Best Duo’ in the 2013 BBC Folk Awards and having released their first album in almost a … Read More

CONRAD VINGOE – Tomorrow, Then

Americana influenced folk singer and songwriter Conrad Vingoe, Brighton based, plays an acoustic guitar and works with John Parker (double bass) and Martyn Barker (drums).

His airy and energetic fourth album Tomorrow, Then was produced by legendary engineer Phill Brown, … Read More

RED PRIEST – Handel In The Wind

Red Priest have a liking for early music and play what they call “red hot Baroque.” Their name is the nickname acquired by visionary composer Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741), also a Venetian priest with flaming red hair!

They’ve been compared with … Read More

STEVEN WILSON – Hand. Cannot. Erase.

To suggest Steven Wilson is prolific would be an understatement. On top of the 10 studio albums released over two decades as Porcupine Tree, he continues to collaborate on countless side projects including No-Man, Blackfield and Bass Communion. Cap that … Read More

PEACE – Happy People

Peace’s ironically titled Happy People asks the question: ‘where have all the happy people gone?’ The answer from any fan is quite definitely, ‘back to your first album…you know, the good one’.

Peace flooded the indie scene of 2012/13 with … Read More