If ever there was something designed to make you acutely aware of your advancing years, it’s a compilation of records you remember buying back in the day, and ...
“All the gods are watching wars on television / Placing their bets and telling jokes about religion.” Thus runs the introduction to LP5‘s opening gambit, ‘Harder Dreams‘, and, ...
Oklahoma’s John Moreland has steadily been carving a name for himself over the past few years, wowing the critics and mesmerising his audiences with maximum impact. This Friday ...
Drive-By Truckers release their splendid new album next Friday, 31st January, The Unraveling. Once again it sizzles with political intensity and vibrant energy, features some top-notch musicianship and, ...
From the opening swathe of keyboard notes that illuminate and a wandering bassline, ‘When Loves Breaks Down’ is immediately inviting. Paddy McAloon of Prefab Sprout possesses a sublime ...
For the fifteenth episode of Show Me Magic! A new music recommends podcast from www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk. This week Bill Cummings and Jim Auton talk #newmusic, the importance of the #letthemusicplay and #saveourvenues campaigns, why #lockdown might be ...
As the UK’s Lockdown slowly ends and we glide across our social bubbles like Romero zombies to the newly opened high street, we have another fantastic session for ...
Hailing from the lush West Midlands countryside, Ben Hemming’s career ascension to date is a combination of wise Stateside-related decisions and dogged persistence worthy of any true bluesman. ...
Jessie Ware’s last album, Glasshouse, came out after she got married and her first child had arrived. Those life changes were reflected in the autobiographical themes of the ...
‘Descending G’ and ‘Phrases Redacted’ is the double-A side, debut 12” single by North of England collective, The Illness – Dom Berry (guitar & keyboards), Danny Barton (guitar), ...
