Grapefruit Records’s Can’t Seem To Come Down – The American Sounds Of 1968, Various...
This is Grapefruit’s subsequent follow-up to 2023’s March of the Flower Children, which focussed on the music of 1967. In that year, 'All You...
MOTÖRHEAD – Another Perfect Day
1983 was a strange year in the rock world, Ian Gillan was the vocalist in Black Sabbath following Ronnie James Dio’s departure, Rush were...
Blackmore’s Night – Shadow Of The Moon (25th anniversary edition)
Ritchie Blackmore made his name, not just as a guitar God in the late sixties and throughout the seventies with Deep Purple and Rainbow...
Asia – Fantasia: Live in Tokyo
At first glance, there are some noticeable parallels between the unlikely pairing of Asia and Crosby Stills & Nash (CSN). Both were formed by...
Status Quo: Quo’ing in – The Best of the Noughties
Everybody knows Status Quo, they’ve been around so long they’re part of the scenery people take for granted. Everyone and their maiden auntie knows...
Hawkwind – We Are Looking In On You
At the risk of being certified as insane, I’m going to start by suggesting there’s a case for Hawkwind to be considered as one...
Spirogyra re-release classics in The Future Won’t Be Long
Spirogyra were a British folk-rock band active between 1968-73, though the lyrical content in their music took them well beyond just being folk-rock, and...
Fields – Feeling Free (2 CD set)
Fields were a three-piece progressive rock band formed in 1971 by keyboard man Graham Fields after he’d left his previous band, Rare Bird, shortly...
Blue Oyster Cult – A long day’s night 2002 / Rock of Ages 2016
2020, despite the worldwide pandemic which has wrought havoc with the music industry, doesn’t appear to have slowed down the mighty Blue Oyster Cult...
Keith Richards ‘Live’ at the Hollywood Palladium, 1988
When first released in 1988, Keith Richards debut solo album, Talk is Cheap, was hailed by many critics as the best album the Rolling...
