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Blazing Griffin, producers of ‘There Must Be A Place‘, the exceptional new documentary on Scotland‘s house band Runrig have shared some fascinating new clips. The... Continue reading
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Released in July 1969, ‘If Only For A Moment’ was the second and final album by Blossom Toes, one of Britain’s most imaginative bands of... Continue reading
We know many of you will be busy untangling the fairy lights and dusting off the decorations ready for the festive season this weekend, but... Continue reading
The final month of 2021 is shaping up to be a superb one with newly announced deluxe boxsets from space rock legends Hawkwind, Birmingham rockers... Continue reading
Today is the final day that the exclusive T-Shirt, Film Print, and Set of 6 Postcards will be available to pre-order alongside Runrig‘s much-anticipated ‘There... Continue reading
• A 3-CD, four-hour celebration of the post-Brumbeat late ‘60s/early ‘70s rock scene in the West Midlands. • Tracing the evolution and development of that... Continue reading
Edward Barton is a musician and artist who gained attention with his song It's A Fine Day, recorded with Jane Lancaster for Cherry Red in... Continue reading
The wonderful new album from Jane and Barton is out today! Re-united for the first time since 1983, Jane Lancashire and Edward Barton have returned... Continue reading
“When I think, Ed Barton is what I think with.” – Vic Reeves Re-united for the first time since 1983, Jane Lancashire and Edward Barton... Continue reading
In 1973, two brothers and a friend from the Scottish island of Skye formed a ceilidh dance band. From those humble beginnings, they would go... Continue reading
Watch a fascinating chat about post-punk’s seismic and well recounted impact on the UK music scene with writer, DJ and music historian Bill Brewster. Bill... Continue reading
• Recorded by students at the start of their summer holidays, Oberon’s self-financed, 99-copies-only 1971 album “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” is one of the rarest,... Continue reading
