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Misfit’s Jubilee by Jim White – Album Review
By David Schuster Jim White lists his occupations as professional surfer, comedian, guitarist, fashion model, cab driver, singer-songwriter, boxer and ... -
Love & Peace by Seasick Steve – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Carrying the title of something we could all use around the world at this moment in time, ... -
Should It Feel Like This? by The Cowls – Album Review
By David Schuster It’s a truism that often the best opportunities in life arise through what initially appears to be ... -
The Joy of the Return by The Slow Readers Club – Album Review
By David Schuster The fantastic ‘All I Hear’ opens The Joy of the Return, the fourth album from The Slow ... -
Smoke and Mirrors by The Fizz – Album Review
By David Schuster Sometimes a band’s name tells you everything you need to know about what they’ll sound like, and ... -
Past Tense by Sparks – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Chances are you’ve heard the hits of Sparks over the years. ‘This Town Ain’t Big Enough For ... -
Souvenir: 40th Anniversary Singles Collection by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – Album Review
By David Schuster It’s been 40 years since electronic pop pioneers Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark first released the fantastically ... -
Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) 50th Anniversary Edition by The ...
By David Schuster Has there ever been a band more influential and less recognised than The Kinks? I think not. ... -
Blue Eyed Soul by Simply Red – Album Review
By Steve Crabtree – @stevecrab Promised as “satisfaction guaranteed”, Simply Red’s 12th studio album kicks off in typically funky style with ... -
Ancient Roads by The Paul Mirfin Band – Album Review
By David Schuster Musical fashion is a fickle thing, but sometimes the stars align and a band that has put ... -
Pale Queen by Rhi – Album Review
By David Schuster Rhiannon Bouvier’s voice, warm and mesmerising as dark chocolate laced with rum, swirls over and around laid-back ... -
Treetop Flyers by Treetop Flyers – Album Review
By David Schuster If you’re looking for a soundtrack for your late summer barbecue, look no further than Treetop Flyers, ...
