Rainbow – Rarities Vinyl Review
Phil Aston5th November 2026Rainbow’s Rarities brings the final disc of The Temple of the King 1975–1976 box set to double vinyl. But...
Phil Aston5th November 2026
Manfred Manns Earthband The Roaring Silence at 50:
Phil Aston5th November 2026For me, The Roaring Silence is the high watermark of Manfred Mann’s Earth Band’s recorded output. When it came...
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band – Framed | Limited Vinyl Review
Phil Aston5th November 2026Framed and Next are probably my two favourite Sensational Alex Harvey Band albums, so I was particularly pleased to...
Jimi Hendrix Experience : Magic Boy Live At Berkeley Review
Justin Griffin5th November 2026James Marshall Hendrix (Jimi) was, is, and always will be my favorite guitar player; and in my estimation he...
Judas Priest : Sad Wings of Destiny : Vinyl Remaster Reviewed
Phil Aston26th October 2026I bought my original copy in 1976, the week it came out, after reading a review in Sounds. Fifty years...
Tony Iommi From The Dark: Is This What Black Sabbath Fans Needed?
Phil Aston23rd October 2026Tony Iommi’s From The Dark is a heavy, atmospheric album that keeps revealing more with every listen. There are...
The Doors Unbound and Dangerous : Review
Phil Aston20th October 2026The Doors – Unbound and Dangerous: A Live Album That Puts You in the Room Another live album from...
Caravan For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night : New Vinyl Review
Phil Aston19th October 2026Caravan’s Thousand Club Reissue: Superb Sound, Room for Improvement There is a great deal to celebrate about Fontana’s Thousand...
Foreigner Head Games Box Set: Remix, Atmos & Live Review
Phil Aston12th October 2026My history with Head Games If I’m being completely honest, Double Vision is my favourite Foreigner album. The debut also contains...
Status Quo – Blue For You: 2LP and 2CD Reissue Review
Phil Aston7th October 2026There are records in your collection that have had a quiet life, and there are records that have partied....
