I Don't Hear A Single

It gets rarer and rarer that I get surprised by a band or an album. This is one such band and album. A debut album from a New Jersey quartet...

    The maximum 30 songs this week. As ever, a mixture of what we are known for and some engaging surprises. We do go for depth, so I do urg...

  In a fair musical world Simon Bristoll's Captain Wilberforce would be massive. He seems to be destined to be another of those artists ...

  This is a fair question. I haven't published as many reviews this month, but looking back, this happens most Februarys. The Best Of Ye...

Harold Whit Williams is some talent, a well known poet, ex guitarist of Cotton Mather and then we have the delight that is Daily Worker. Whe...

  I think many of you know how much of a sucker I am for Angular Guitar albums. Such affairs offer such clarity whilst dispensing with all t...

  Slacker Rock excellence from the Brooklyn quartet that nails the genre beautifully, yet also gets close to the current noisier breed of Po...