US blues artist Johnny Sansone’s 13th album since he started a recording career in 1987, and this long payer is the sixth...
Johnny Sansone: Into Your Blues (Short Stack Records) Out now
Second album from UK artist PM Warson – a pleasing nine-track offering of seven self-penned originals and a very nice...
The editor sends over a batch of CDs and digital links to me on a regular basis, the new music he’d like me, as a...
Lettuce pray! Salad days are here! Cos I said so! OK, I know these puns are well past their tell-by date, but it cheered up my...
Classic songs being re-worked some years down the line usually confirm the saying, ‘If it ain’t bust, don’t fix it’. Is...
UK singer, songwriter and guitarist Jack Broadbent has dropped one of the strongest roots albums of the year, in...
Third album from London-based pianist, singer and composer Joy Ellis – after 2019’s “Dwell” and 2018’s “Life On...
Canada’s Lydia Persaud offers up a gorgeous slice of soul with her sophomore album, “Moody31” and the graceful...
They are back with a big bang. Placebo. New album “Never Let Me Go” out in a few days time is simply put: a fuzzed-up...
Album of the month (March)… London-based indie pop guitar band Sea Girls were Music Republic Magazine’s...
If you seek soothing, calming, low-fi music to chill by, look away now. Nothing to see here, folks! Livepool quartet The...
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