Black Sabbath’s Seventh Star Remastered – CD and Vinyl Review
Phil Aston5th August 2026About a year ago, I revisited Black Sabbath’s Seventh Star and told the full story of my relationship with this fascinating...
Phil Aston5th August 2026
Bruce Soord Was Right… The Definitive Ghosts in the Park?
Phil Aston5th August 2026ORDER DIRECT FROM THE NOW SPINNING MAGAZINE STORE When I interviewed Bruce Soord about Ghosts in the Park, one moment particularly stayed...
Thin Lizzy – Thin Lizzy 3CD/Blu-ray Box Set Review
Phil Aston5th August 2026Thin Lizzy’s 1971 debut album has been given the full deluxe treatment with a new 55th anniversary box set...
Tony Iommi Is Back! World Alone Review & Reaction
Phil Aston30th July 2026The Master of the Riff Returns From the Dark Tony Iommi has announced a new solo album, From The...
Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Works Live Vinyl Review
Phil Aston26th July 2026Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s Works Live captures one of the most ambitious episodes in the history of progressive rock: three extraordinary...
The Rolling Stones – Foreign Tongues Review
Phil Aston24th July 2026The Rolling Stones – Foreign Tongues Review: Better Than Hackney Diamonds? The Rolling Stones are back with Foreign Tongues,...
Martin Carthy Along the Road Forever: Live at the BBC Box Set Review
Phil Aston23rd July 2026Martin Carthy – Along the Road Forever: Live at the BBC 1965–2022 20CD Box Set Review Madfish Records celebrates...
12 Deep Purple Albums I Didn’t Connect With at First — Part One
Phil Aston22nd July 2026I am sometimes accused of viewing everything Deep Purple release through rose-tinted glasses. After my enthusiastic review of the...
Manraze : Complete Recordings : Review
Phil Aston22nd July 2026Why Every Def Leppard Fan Needs To Hear Manraze | Lock, Stock & Barrel Review Sometimes the most rewarding...
The Power Station 4CD Deluxe Review
Phil Aston22nd July 2026The Power Station were the supergroup that probably should never have happened. As Robert Palmer observed during the making...
