This highly individual and compelling work from British modern-classical composer and performer Ayres is in the best tradition of his diverse back catalogue of minimalist albums incorporating special soundscapes and psycho-acoustics.
4 out of 5 stars ain’t bad at all – Verden Allen cops these and a salutary, upbeat review for new album ‘No one knows’ from Dmitry Epstein at Let It Rock ...
Mott The Hoople's Verden Allen is in conversation with Jason Barnard at The Strange Brew and you can join them now.
A new solo album from Mott The Hoople co-founder, Verden Allen and the ironically-titled ‘No One Knows’ affirms the world-celebrated band’s keyboard player as an original composer and performer.
High octane ’70s rock/metal five-piece Jerusalem taped this self-titled release for the cult Deram label back in 1971. Produced in London by Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan and released the following year, it’s as heavy as anything doing the rounds back in the day, unconstrained by peer influences or pressure.
Singsong music is delighted to welcome former Procol Harum guitarist Mick Grabham to its artist roster with a brand new solo album in 'Original Paint' (SINGSONG160; released January 14th 2022).
Previously-unreleased tracks from Ex-Procol Harum guitarist Mick Grabham brings along a panoply of period rock music talent in 'Original Paint'.
Jazz guitar supremo Mike Walker’s second solo album, 'Ropes' is a warm and embracing chamber work that tugs rather than pulls the listener into sinewy embrace.
Hiroshima, Japan: His old band Deep Purple had played there two years previously, Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow the previous one - now it was Ian Gillan’s turn.
Previously-unreleased recordings from the 1970s and ‘80s by US bands fronted by former Quintessence singer Phil ‘Shiva’ Jones, this new release from Kala is truly a trip from East to West.
