Tracklist: 1. Siren's Call 2. Good Omen 3. A Spoken Whisper 4. New Morning Hope 5. Springtime 6. Calling Out 7. Blue as the Rain 8. Of Dreams and Ghosts There is something magical about a new Alex Henry Foster album. You know as soon as you press play that it's going to take you somewhere. His first solo release the superb "Windows In The Sky" was rooted in the passing of his father. I often feel that, for men especially, the death of your father triggers an internal journe

Tracklist: People Pleaser Crashing Out Hangman Poster Child Home Videos Cheap Dopamine Blood On Your Hands Goodbye, Good Riddance Sucker Punch Vertigo Theme Park Masquerade I need to start with a confession, I missed this album when it first came out, an omission I now regret as I could have had it in my life much sooner. I hadn’t heard of Taylor until her PR sent me the link to her most recent single release, 'Growing Pains', I listened to that and immediately asked if th

Bloody hell, '1977' is 30 years already! That’s totally caught me out as it still feels like only yesterday I played it for the first time and was blown away. So Ash have decided to do a 30th anniversary reissue of this seminal album. Full disclosure time, I love Ash, both on record and as a live band. I know they’ve been successful but I’ve always felt they deserved to be bigger. The boys, will maybe not boys anymore, from Northern Ireland have long been one of the UK’s best

Tracklist: Punchline Spell Wanted Smile About It You'll Never Know Top Of The Pops I Don't Know Narcissist Summer's Over Time Will Tell Slicing into autumn with their sunshine sword of indie pop, Brighton’s Amelia & The Housewives have released their self-titled debut album into the world, and it is joyous. Whilst this LP is fresh, it’s steeped in nostalgia, drawing elements from new wave, soul, sixties pop, and Britpop, as well as more modern artists such as The Pipettes. Th

Tracklist: 1. Pylon 2. Sun Has Set 3. Estranged 4. Switchblade 5. Write Me A Letter 6. It's Alright 7. In Motion 8. Memories 9. Nothing to Prove 10. Radio 11. Powerlines 12. Spark 13. Despite That 14. Satellite I’ve been a fan for a while and watched and listened as Beabadoobee has grown up in public which is never an easy thing to do for anyone and always has its pitfalls, but I honestly wasn’t expecting this, this is the album where she steps it up, finds her inn

Tracklist: hairs walton vale looking run reborn air breathing mammals take things back codependence electric fences last orders something for nothing paranoia calypso blue The Cheap Thrills are about to release their debut album which sounds a bit strange given like they have felt omnipresent recently. It’s madness that they can headline a show to 2,000 people but haven’t yet released an album. There are, however, a number of reasons why they play to such large audiences, the