The Pretty Things Madfish Vinyl Box Set
Phil Aston12th September 2026There are some bands whose commercial success never truly reflects their importance. The Pretty Things are one of them....
Phil Aston12th September 2026
Hackett and Rothery – The Roaring Waves: Review
Phil Aston12th September 2026I deliberately lived with this album before reviewing it, allowing the music to accompany Sue and me on our...
Jethro Tull J-Tull Dot Com Super Deluxe Review
Phil Aston6th September 2026Jethro Tull’s acclaimed series of deluxe album editions reaches 1999’s J-Tull Dot Com with Another Cast of the Net — a new 3CD/Blu-ray...
Exumer – Death Mask Messiah : Review
Wayne McAloon1st September 2026Teutonic Thrash Metal veterans, Exumer, return with their latest album Death Mask Messiah, and after more than four decades...
Tony Iommi New Solo Album Update & World Alone 7-Inch Single
Phil Aston1st September 2026Tony Iommi is preparing to release his first solo album in more than 20 years—and if the opening single...
Rainbow Live in Nurnberg 1976 3LP Review
Phil Aston28th August 2026Blackmore at His Peak Recorded at the Nürnberg Messezentrum Halle on 28 September 1976, this concert captures one of...
Ritchie Blackmore Rejoins Deep Purple: Six Minutes That Meant Everything
Phil Aston13th August 2026Ritchie Blackmore walked onto a stage in New York last night and played “Smoke on the Water” with Deep...
Status Quo Live! in 1977 – New Mixes on Vinyl
Phil Aston9th August 2026There is a line at the end of Sam Peckinpah’s The Wild Bunch: “It ain’t like it used to be,...
Ten Years After – Cricklewood Green 2026 | 2LP vs 2CD Review
Phil Aston5th August 2026I have been listening to both the double-vinyl edition and the 2CD media book. Each has its own advantages,...
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...
