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Book of Churches “Book of Churches”

March 13, 2026 Bryan Bance 0

Gentle songs of quiet reflection for staying grounded in hurried times. Hot on the heels of last year’s critically acclaimed release, Divorce singer and guitarist Felix Mackenzie-Barrow returns with the eponymously titled debut album from his […]

Live Review: Eagles, Sphere, Las Vegas – 27th February 2026

March 13, 2026 Peter Thompson 6

When you’re due to be in Sin City for a sporting occasion and realise that the stars are very much aligned, meaning your visit coincides with one of the weekend dates of the residency by Eagles […]

artwork for Lolly Lee album "Everything Spins"

Lolly Lee “Everything Spins”

March 13, 2026 Andrew Lefley 0

A stylistically diverse album with more than a hint of rock, covering themes of motion memory, love and loss. Lee began her career playing rhythm guitar and providing the vocals for The Mortals and Split the […]

Artwork for John Hollier & The Reverie album "Rainmaker".

John Hollier & The Rêverie “Rainmaker”

March 12, 2026 Jeremy Clarke-Williams 0

Strong passionate songs from a band on the rise. John Hollier was raised on a crawfish farm in Louisiana, which tells you where his musical roots lie. He and his touring band of Teddy Thibedoux Jones […]

The Black Crowes “A Pound Of Feathers”

March 12, 2026 NickBarber 1

More energetic bluesy 70s styled tunes from Georgia’s southern rock stalwarts. … and the boisterous brothers are back. No, not that pair from Manchester, but Chris and Rich Robinson, with a follow-up to 2024’s Happiness Bastards. […]