Intangibility. Yearning. Melancholy.
Review re-blog courtesy of the wonderful folks at reviewage.net Intangibility. Yearning. Melancholy. If Theatre Royal had a penny…
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It’s not very often that a band appears on the music scene, one hundred per cent ‘ready.’ Rochester band…
Redemption Review – Borough Blues
I was extremely fortunate on Thursday the 15th August to be present when local Kent band Big River…
Big River Album Launch – Kentonline
Rockers Big River return to Red Lion in Gravesend to launch album where they started out Blues-rockers Big…
Well behaved women rarely make history
Image: Lara Homaidan Hagitation for the Nation Rejuvenated anarcho darlings HAGAR THE WOMB have their new record out…
Theatre Royal – Shindig Review
According to this review from Shindig Magazine you are all ‘discerning radio broadcasters’. Thanks for helping us get…
The Claim – Shindig Review
THE CLAIM – The New Industrial Ballads – **** “Long-awaited” may be a knackered old cliche but no…
It’s that independence day time of the year again…
and what better way to celebrate than bring in some duelling banjos … play nice y’all
Timeless Resolve – Jumped Up Pantry Boy Review
Generally, I’m not a fan of comebacks. Sure, there are exceptions – Johnny Cash, the Go-Betweens, the Wild…
The Abjects – PASTE Magazine Review
Purists can mourn the death of punk’s “golden age” all they want and sneer at whatever the kids…
Loud Horizon – Theatre Royal Review
Another great review of the latest Theatre Royal’s release, Singles 2010-18, by Cee Tee Jackson at Loud Horizon… I can’t…
Travellers Tunes – The Claim
The Claim are to release their first album since 1988’s ‘Boomy Tella’ via Turntable Friend Records on May…
Noise Journal – First album from The Claim in decades a stunner
British indie rock stalwarts The Claim present the band’s first new recordings since 1992, it is The New Industrial Ballads…
The Claim, Journey – Louder Than War review by Paul Scott-Bates
“Journey marks a welcome return of political pop. It’s a song that the Claim wrote following the European…
January Blues Festival – 100 Club
https://www.seetickets.com/event/january-blues-festival-dr-feelgood/100-club/1364748
The Claim, Journey – review from the Big Takeover
Friday marks two special occasions in the life of one band. Not just any band, but British C86-styled…
Indie Buddie Review – Fish In The Sea
The Word UK have released their new EP ‘Fish In The Sea’. The Word (UK) are a Pop…
A Very Nice … Dutch Review
Review by Peter Marinus from www.bluesmagazine.nl This album is a good example of an album that truly lives…
A Very British Blues Explosion – Reviewage
…”Jim Riley’s Blues Foundation’s album is a fantastic collection of original and covered songs. So I thought I…
Funke and the Two Tone Baby – Denizen
Uncle Jim’s on a roll, here’s the latest new release from Ranscombe Studios by Medway legend Funke and…
It Wasn’t Me, It was Yesterday
Groovy Uncle is about to give birth to a brand new opus assisted by the musical midwifery skills…
Jim Riley’s Blues Foundation + Rastko – 23 March, Billabong Club
Jim is getting all excited. Event hosted by Terry Lane. Tickets available via WeGotTickets (please note the booking…
Foodbanks and Ferraris
…. just put this up here … one from the Ranscombe archives, Foodbanks and Ferraris courtesy of Sally…
Classic Sounds, March 2018 by Warren Finn
Long before the beat boom generation, there has been a steady flow of creativity seeping into our being….
Tape Saturation and Valve Distortion …
Tape saturation and distortion abound on a collection that boasts outstanding homages to R&B classics, alongside four strong…
Jim Riley’s Blues Foundation – A Very British Blues Explosion
Released this coming Monday 15 January Available on Trouserphonic Records from groovy-uncle-co.uk
Without music…
Without music to decorate it, time is just a bunch of boring production deadlines or dates by which…
They don’t make them like they used to….
Medway’s Glenn Prangnell is a bloody genius. I’ve absolutely no idea how many years this guy has spent…