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Edgar Hurley “Sissy Fairy Faggot Folk Singer”

April 22, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Get over yourself and the title. So, lets deal with that title first. Names Hurley’s abusive father called them when growing up. The album title is a way to reclaim those negative narratives and repurpose them […]

Stephanie Lambring live at The Lounge, The Crescent Hotel, Scarborough - 10th April 2025

Live Review: Stephanie Lambring, The Lounge, The Crescent Hotel, Scarborough – 10th April 2025

April 22, 2025 Graeme Tait 2

Tonight’s concert provided me with a couple of personal firsts, starting with the two-and-a-half-hour journey north from my hometown of Lincoln, which brought me, for the first time, to the historic seaside town of Scarborough. Situated […]

Barbara Lynch “Where Did You Go”

April 22, 2025 Lyndon Bolton 0

Empathetic stories of life in a small town. This album is a collection of stories about people in a small town who are living their lives as best as they can. They are getting by, but […]

Artwork for Only Child album Holy Ghosts

Only Child “Holy Ghosts”

April 17, 2025 Andy Short 3

A resurrection from the haunting ghosts. Alan O’Hare has produced critically acclaimed music as the band Only Child for over a decade. Recorded at the Crosstown Studios in Liverpool and produced by studio owner Jon Lawton, […]

Book/Album Review: Josh Rosenthal (editor) “Treasures Untold: A Modern 78 RPM Reader”

April 17, 2025 Tim Martin 4

We’ve had vinyl, CD, and cassettes all making a “comeback.” So are 78s the next format we’ll all be hankering after. It feels unlikely simply on the grounds of breakability alone. But 78s refuse to go […]