Kevin Coyne – ‘Shangri-La’ (Live in Bremen 1975 & 2001)
It’s twenty years since Kevin Coyne popped up the road to the pub that has no closing time, and his shuffle still reverberates down decades as a musician,...
It’s twenty years since Kevin Coyne popped up the road to the pub that has no closing time, and his shuffle still reverberates down decades as a musician,...
French-born writer, producer, and recording artist Mark Wirtz is best remembered for his never completed 'Teenage Opera' project, undertaken with vocalist Keith West, and cited by many, including...
In its latest Humble Pie reissue, Cherry Red Records has gathered the band’s two early 1980s albums issued originally on Atco Records in the US and Jet Records...
June 1971 saw the final album issued by UK rock band the Move. 'Message From The Country' was the band’s first on their new label, EMI, and second...
The latest destruction from Eamon presents six tracks from two radio sessions recorded for Bristol Community Radio (BCfm) and the Dutch Majjem Radio show. First up, Phil Vickery...
Captured at Dublin’s Hawkins House venue in 1987, this is the landmark reunion concert of the city’s original punk rock troupe, the Radiators From Space. Led by Philip...
The compiler Richard Norris says he’s slightly shifted the emphasis from the traditional folk of previous box 'Deep In The Woods' (2022) toward period singer/ songwriters alongside bands...
There’s much that’s familiar here in the makeup of this three-piece Toronto-based trash/garage combo—from the Thee in the group’s moniker to the U.N.C.L.E.-style spelling of the neat B-side...
All-girl four-piece the Kewpie Dolls make a righteous din across the two tracks of their Ugly Pop label single. The topside is the scorching ‘Bad Boy Mine,’ an...
This band has always had their own distinctive sound, so tight it’s almost orchestral or cinematic, thanks to twin lead guitars (Andy Powell, a founding member still there;...