My Mum’s copy of The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table was the first Rick Wakeman album I heard when I was …

This 5 track mini-album from 2010 is a synth slice of sonic delight. French electro-pop duo Zombie Zombie, comprising of Etienne Jaumet and Cosmic Neman …

Apparently every home should have at least two Van Morrison albums. The spot-on The Best of Van Morrison is one and if the cool-police are …

Kathryn Williams was one of those acts that laid the ground work for the folk revival of the last fifteen years without us realising it at …

Splitting from the Alice Cooper band when he did was a gamble for Vincent Furnier, but in retrospect, and probably at the time, the Detroit five piece …

When it came to Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin opted to make the biggest splash instead of the most impressive splash.

It’s a long way from the dive bars of Texas to the global stadium circuit, yet somehow ZZ Top managed to navigate their way.

The Who are an odd one for me. A few of their peers managed the same transition from being a “singles” group to an “albums” group, …

The level of self-imposed pressure that Stephin Merritt must have put on himself following the release of The Magnetic Fields’ four hour masterpiece, 1999’s 69 Love Songs, …

Purchased, simply because I was flicking through the racks at Record Collector, took one look at the cover and declared that, regardless of the music …