Larkin Poe : BLOOM : Album Review
Justin Griffin28th January 2025LARKIN POE – BLOOM (2025 REVIEW) Bloom is the seventh studio album from the sister led duo Larkin Poe....
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The Ferrymen : Iron Will : Album Review
Wayne McAloon27th January 2025The Ferrymen – Iron Will Melodic metal supergroup, The Ferrymen, return with their fourth album Iron Will. Formed in...
The Doobie Brothers : Walk This Road – New Album
Phil Aston23rd January 2025THE DOOBIE BROTHERS RETURN WITH WALK THIS ROAD, OUT JUNE 6, 2025 Few bands can boast a legacy as...
TALK TALK Reissue The Very Best Of Talk Talk
Phil Aston23rd January 2025TALK TALK Revisit Their Acclaimed Catalog With The Very Best Of Talk Talk Talk Talk’s music has always been...
YES Announce Close to the Edge (Super Deluxe Edition) For March 7, 2025
Phil Aston23rd January 2025There are few albums in the progressive rock canon as revered as YES’s 1972 masterpiece, Close to the Edge....
Captain Of The Lost Waves – Beautiful Ugly- Podcast
Phil Aston23rd January 2025How ‘Captain Of The Lost Waves’ Found Healing Through Music Hello everyone, Phil Aston here from Now Spinning Magazine,...
A Tribute to John Sykes
Phil Aston23rd January 2025Hello everyone, Phil Aston here from Now Spinning Magazine, and today I want to talk about the life and...
Streetlight : Night Vision : Album Review
Rob Jackson21st January 2025Artist: Streetlight Album: “Night Vision” Label: Frontiers Music SRL I’ll admin it. I’d never heard of Streetlight before today....
Max McNown : Night Diving : Album Review
Mike Bruce21st January 2025Max McNown – Night Diving The second album from young Nashville based singer songwriter Max McNown is very much...
Krokofant : 6 : Album Review
Pontus Norshammar21st January 2025Krokofant: 6 (Is It Jazz? Records, 2025) The Norwegian jazz fusion scene is truly alive and well and it...
