Forgotten 70s Jazz-Rock? Back Door Vienna Breakdown Reviewed
Phil Aston3rd October 2025Back Door – Vienna Breakdown: The Recordings 1971–1976 (Esoteric Recordings / Cherry Red) Hi, Phil here from Now Spinning...
Phil Aston3rd October 2025
UFO – The Misdemeanour Tour: Live at the Oxford Apollo 1985 (Reissue Review)
Phil Aston3rd October 2025In this review, we’re diving into a fascinating moment in UFO’s long and turbulent history: the reissue of The...
Kamelot – Ascension 1995–1998 (Vinyl Box Set Review)
Phil Aston3rd October 2025Hi, Phil Aston here from Now Spinning Magazine, and this time we’re diving into a slice of ‘90s symphonic...
Nirvana – The Show Must Go On: The Complete Collection : Review
Phil Aston29th September 2025Nirvana – The Show Must Go On: The Complete Collection (12CD Deluxe Box Set, Madfish Records) ORDER DIRECT FROM...
Steve Howe : Portraits of Bob Dylan & Natural Timbre :Review
Phil Aston29th September 2025Steve Howe – Portraits of Bob Dylan (1999) & Natural Timbre (2001) Reissues Review In this review, I’m looking...
Bioscope – Gento | Album Review (Marillion Meets Tangerine Dream)
Phil Aston25th September 2025Bioscope – Gento (Album Review) Bioscope brings together two extraordinary musicians: Steve Rothery, best known as the guitarist with...
The Alan Parsons Project : I Robot Super Deluxe Edition Review
Phil Aston24th September 2025The Alan Parsons Project – I Robot (1977) Super Deluxe Edition: Unboxing, Sound Impressions & Who It’s For In...
UFO’s Forgotten Classic? No Place to Run 2025 Remaster Reviewed
Phil Aston23rd September 2025UFO – No Place to Run (1980) New 2CD & 3LP Remaster Review Hi, Phil Aston here from Now...
Genesis The Lamb 50th: The Atmos Mix That Finally Sets It Free
Phil Aston22nd September 2025Genesis – The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (50th Anniversary Super Deluxe) Box set overview, sound impressions, Watch the...
Tedeschi Trucks Band – Mad Dogs & Englishmen Revisited: Live at Lockn’ (Album Review)
Phil Aston17th September 2025The Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Mad Dogs & Englishmen Revisited: Live at Lockn’ is more than just a live album—it’s...
