T-Rex – The Studio Albums 1970–1977 (8CD Box Set Review)
Phil Aston17th December 2025T-Rex – The Studio Albums 1970–1977 (8CD Box Set Review) There are certain artists whose catalogues feel like sacred...
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Bill Evans Trio: Haunted Heart : Box Set Review
Phil Aston17th December 2025Bill Evans Trio: Haunted Heart – The Legendary Riverside Studio Recordings (3CD, Craft Recordings) There’s something magical about 1959....
The Jim Templa Band – Songs From the Carter Pool
Phil Aston16th December 2025There’s something deeply reassuring about music that knows exactly what it is. No gimmicks, no chasing trends — just...
Thin Lizzy – 74–75: Nightlife & Fighting Years Box Set Review
Phil Aston11th December 2025Thin Lizzy continue their extraordinary run of deluxe archival sets with Thin Lizzy 74–75, a beautifully assembled box that...
The Who – Who Are You Super Deluxe Edition (CD/Blu-ray)
Phil Aston11th December 2025The Who – Who Are You Super Deluxe Edition (CD/Blu-ray) REVIEW Few bands carry the weight of history, mythology,...
Ten Years After Sssssh : 2025 Reissue Review
Phil Aston11th December 2025Ten Years After – Sssssh (1969): 2025 Reissue Review 3CD Deluxe Edition & Double Vinyl The reissue campaign for...
The Biggest Rock Music Book EVER? Pressing News 1962–72 Reviewed!
Phil Aston4th December 2025Pressing News – British Music as It Happened 1962–1972 A Monumental Chronicle of a Decade That Changed Everything Book...
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons – Madfish Box Set Review
Phil Aston4th December 2025Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons – Working Our Way Back To You: The Ultimate Collection Why This is...
Steve Hackett’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Vinyl Review
Phil Aston2nd December 2025Steve Hackett – A Midsummer Night’s Dream (First Time on Vinyl) – Album Review** Steve Hackett is an artist...
Jethro Tull – Aqualung Live on Vinyl for the FIRST Time!
Phil Aston2nd December 2025Jethro Tull – Aqualung Live (2004) on Vinyl for the First Time The classic Jethro Tull catalogue continues to...
