There's nothing more festive than a country music Christmas. There's something about the twang of a mandolin and a Tennessee drawl that...

Well, I woke this morning and forgot it was August! All this referencing the dark side, talk of the apocalypse, evil, hell, the Devil and...

The Four Horsemen mark their first studio album in eight years by milking every last drop of lost time for all it's humanly worth. The...

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Sting's musical career over the last decade has certainly been varied; he's explored folk and classical music along with his Newcastle...

Felix Hagan and The Family are a swirling bag of musical tastes founded by multi instrumentalist, singer and songwriter, Felix Hagan....

It's not all that often that an album lands on the Photogroupie desk that not only sucks you in at the start but also grips you until the...

As a young boy, Jeff Angell's discovery of Elvis' Heartbreak Hotel and Glenn Campbell's Rhinestone Cowboy had a huge influence on him....

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​ Over her seven-decade-long career, the inimitable Petula Clark has had considerable success in Europe the USA, on stage and screen....

With a stein filled with German pomp, Finsterforst injects a mischung of styles and influences into their unique and offbeat new album...

Armed with a calvary of Arthurian legend, fantasy and the right amount of power metal pomp, Kamelot has ensured that they have been at...