100 Greatest Songs of the 70’s #47 Al Green – Let’s Stay Together

Released : 1972 “Sixty percent of my audience are women,” Al Green was said to have once revealed. “And a woman is…

Osees – A Foul Form review

Normally on those album adverts you see the testimonials are pretty bland. “Really good. Sounds great, four stars” “His/her/Their best…

Traams – Personal Best review

For many bands being on hiatus means different things, from a sabbatical, an extended holiday or devoting time to solo…

Nightlands – Moonshine review

If, ten years ago, it was difficult to see that The War On Drugs were on course to be a…

100 Greatest Songs of the 70’s #48 Siouxsie and The Banshees – Hong Kong Garden

Released: 1978 Timing, the key to everything. Much to their chagrin Siouxsie and The Banshees were the last of the…

100 Greatest Songs of the 70’s #49 Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers – Roadrunner

Released: 1976 Hard luck or hard talk, but at the time Jonathan Richman and The Modern Lovers went overground, very…

August 2022’s New Music Playlist

Get the playlist here. Updated 15.08.22 More than 20 new tracks added from the likes of Leftfield, The Killers, the…

Deer Shed Festival – Sunday Photoblog

It’s not often rock n’ roll comes to Thirsk – in fact, it’s once a year. The Deer Shed festival…

100 Greatest Songs of the 70’s #50 Led Zeppelin – Kashmir

Released: 1975 You can imagine somewhere in a parallel universe early man – in the form of a dodgy clothes…

July 2022’s Best Albums

Album of the Month Pit Pony – World To Me Read about it here. Also good.. Gwenno – Tresor Read…