Eamon The Destroyer – ‘Radio Sessions’ (2025)
The latest destruction from Eamon presents six tracks from two radio sessions recorded for Bristol Community Radio (BCfm) and the Dutch Majjem Radio show. First up, Phil Vickery...
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The Radiators – ‘From Space Dollar For Your Dreams’
Captured at Dublin’s Hawkins House venue in 1987, this is the landmark reunion concert of the city’s original punk rock troupe, the Radiators From Space. Led by Philip...
The Magic Forest: More Pastoral Psychedelia & Funky Folk 1968-1975
The compiler Richard Norris says he’s slightly shifted the emphasis from the traditional folk of previous box 'Deep In The Woods' (2022) toward period singer/ songwriters alongside bands...
Thee Rogue Telstars – ‘To The Moon’ / ‘Do The T.E.L.S.T.A.R.’ (2024)
There’s much that’s familiar here in the makeup of this three-piece Toronto-based trash/garage combo—from the Thee in the group’s moniker to the U.N.C.L.E.-style spelling of the neat B-side...
Kewpie Dolls – ‘Bad Boy Mine’ b/w ‘Private Party’ (2024)
All-girl four-piece the Kewpie Dolls make a righteous din across the two tracks of their Ugly Pop label single. The topside is the scorching ‘Bad Boy Mine,’ an...
Wishbone Ash – ‘Wishlist’ (2024)
This band has always had their own distinctive sound, so tight it’s almost orchestral or cinematic, thanks to twin lead guitars (Andy Powell, a founding member still there;...
Oliver – ‘Standing Stone’ (1974)
It was a time when rock, folk, blues, and most music scenes of recent decades spilled and blended into another fascinating, heady brew, sometimes resulting in a unique...
Eyes Of Blue – ‘The Light We See: The Recordings 1969-1971’ (2024)
Welsh psych/prog rock band Eyes Of Blue issued two albums on the Mercury Records label in 1969. Cherry Red Records has compiled those LPs supplemented by both sides...
Asimov Folkways’ Handcrafted Manifesto ‘Ayeres en Ayers (Uluru Blues)’ / ‘Fahey’s Dog’
Carlos Ferreira, the mind behind Asimov Folkways, hits us with a record as spontaneous as it is deftly crafted. After a prolonged silence, his acoustic project—a side venture...
Fat Mattress – ‘How Can I Live: Complete Recordings’ (2025)
Frustrated with his role as bassist and occasional song contributor in the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Noel Redding reverted to his favored instrument, guitar, and joined by Neil Landon...