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Book Review: Andrew Lauder, Mick Houghton “Happy Trails – Andrew Lauder’s Charmed Life And High Times In The Record Business”

April 23, 2025 Richard Parkinson 0

Andrew Lauder will be a name well known to readers of several different vintages but especially from those clued in to the output from United Artists in the early 1970s and pages of Zigzag magazine from […]

Live Review: Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls + Lucy Grubb + Amigo The Devil, UEA, Norwich – 12th April 2025

April 23, 2025 Andrew Frolish 1

Few acts can command the fervent live following that Frank Turner can. With a relentless touring schedule that recently saw Turner celebrate his 3,000th solo gig, he has steadily grown a huge and passionate fan-base, many […]

Album cover artwork for "Almost Home" by Ghost Hounds

Ghost Hounds “Almost Home”

April 23, 2025 Andrew Raw 1

Southern rock with words of love, loss and heartache, done well. This is Ghost Hounds’ fifth studio album and the southern rock here has a comforting familiarity starting with the ZZ Top-like opener ‘She Runs Hot’. […]

Andrea Nicole King “Harvest Love”

April 22, 2025 Guy Lincoln 0

Artful evocation of heartbreak and hope in song form. The latest project from Andrea Nicole King is an LP named ‘Harvest Love’, a record that seeks to ‘honour grief honestly and authentically’. To call ‘Harvest Love’ […]

Brian D’Addario “Till the Morning”

April 22, 2025 John Lee 0

First solo effort builds on The Lemon Twigs’ sound, offering plenty to enjoy, though it might not be for everyone. Brian D’Addario has, on the surface at least, made an album that continues the traditions of […]