The Foxholes, Foxholesque, 2020
My Spanish friends The Foxholes are back with Foxholesque! (Let’s just pretend it is still early 2021, so their newer album Hex
Category: CD Reviews
Nathan’s Brother, Spot On, 2021
Nathan’s Brother is Dutch multi-instrumentalist Maurice. Who might also be Nathan’s brother, I don’t know 😉 Anyway, with Spot On he delivers
Vasko Atanasovski Adrabesa Quartet, Phoenix, 2020
This quartet consists of a percussionist / Indian Tabla drummer, an accordionist, a tuba player and a composer / saxophonist. Out on
Adam’s Curse, What The Ancients Knew About Us, 2020
I will not bother nor bore you with the reasons behind all the delays in writing reviews, but will keep trying to
Markus Spittka, God Is Love, 2020
Of course the world is filled with guitar wizards who can shred like there’s no tomorrow. So the question is do we
Biffy Clyro, The Myth of the Happily Ever After, 2021
It hasn’t been long since Biffy Clyro released ‘a celebration of endings’, which I hoped to be my personal celebration of the
Peter Cat, The Saccharine Underground, 2020
Let me start with making my apologies for the lack of updates. These are strange times and time for me has been
Nothing But Thieves, Moral Panic II, 2021
So, the second of Nothing But Thieves’ Moral Panic was recently released. The follow-up EP “Moral Panic II” of the already impressive
Dudley Taft, Cosmic Radio, 2020
I know many people are tired of the social distancing and everything we have to endure during this strange times. But one
Xavi Reija Trio, Dreamscape Room, 2020
Spanish drummer extraordinaire Xavi Reija is back and for this journey has brought along composer and pianist José Carra and bass player
Rome, The Lone Furrow, 2020
It seems Rome’s Jerome Reuter inspiration is in full swing, so no wonder he keeps popping up on these pages. And where
DarWin, 2 A Frozen War, 2020
Okay progressive rock / metal fans; this is one for you to track down! Just have a look at all the names
Pymlico, On This Day, 2020
With the exception of their debut, all Pymlico releases are present here on the blog. So it is nice to give their
The Casanovas, Reptilian Overlord, 2020
This is the second time this Aussie band made it to the YMB desk. (see the 2015 one here) And the second