They say that what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger and the new album from The Temperance Movement demonstrates the truth in the...

Many songwriters have sung about the human condition, but few really get to its beating heart. Beth Nielsen Chapman is one of the great...

The latest EP from Issy Ferris and Archie Sylvester is well crafted folk pop with some solid musical arrangements along the way. As usual...

River Matthews grew up on a diet of music from the 60s and 70s: Cat Stevens, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones to name but a few. Not only...

BRMC have always been a band entrenched in the past: from their influences, which range Led Zep to The Jesus and Mary Chain, to taking...

From Queen to the Dixie Chicks songwriters and bands have written about losing memory through madness or dementia. Typhoon has gone a...

Featuring an all-star cast of musicians' musicians, this duets album from esteemed guitarist Tommy Emmanuel proves that it really does...

The roots of The Mutual Admiration Society go all the way back to 1972 when a young Stirling Ball was introduced to Albert Lee by his...

It’s been four years since Beth Hart and guitar legend Joe Bonamassa released their acclaimed album Seesaw. Black Coffee, their third...

US singer-songwriter Sonia Leigh's brand new album is a defiant yet upbeat take on break ups, hedonism and moving on. Co-produced and...

In 1973 an album was released that changed the world: not since Sgt Pepper's had an album had such originality and influence. The legacy...

Back in 2009 when Mott The Hoople announced they were reforming for a series of shows at the Hammersmith Odeon, lifelong Mott fan, Joe...