Album review: Kenneth J Nash
Kenneth J Nash photo by Louise Down KENNETH J NASHFor Sarah[Old Hotel Records] Whilst romantic heartbreak has long been a staple subject... Read More
album review: That Joe Payne
THAT JOE PAYNEBy Name. By Nature[self-released] The former singer of The Enid has come a long way in the past decade, and... Read More
album review: The Big Dirty
THE BIG DIRTYTHE SEX[self-released] Northampton’s self-described ‘Sex Rock’ purveyors The Big Dirty return with their debut album The Sex. Two years in... Read More
album review: Paul Weller
PAUL WELLEROn Sunset[Polydor] “This isn’t my West Coast record”, said the Modfather ahead of his 15th solo album. And musically it isn’t... Read More
Album review: Billy Lockett
BILLY LOCKETTTogether At Home[self-released] Adopt, adapt, improve. As a motto it has been a prevalent motivator during the lockdown era. An artist... Read More
Album review: The Broadway Twisters
THE BROADWAY TWISTERSSouth By South West 2[TenGuKru] Since forming in 2012 Bedford’s The Broadway Twisters have developed a reputation for their high-octane,... Read More
Album review: The Hurricanes
THE HURRICANESLook Out! It’s The Hurricanes[Spinout Nuggets] Northampton’s very own garage/mod quartet The Hurricanes have successfully avoid the sophomore slump with their... Read More
Album review: Katie Malco
KATIE MALCOFailures[6131 Records] What is the story of Katie Malco? Scottish-born, Northampton-raised, music industry career in London. And being back in Northampton... Read More
Album review: Joe Go Beat
JOE GO BEATAlea Iacta Est[self-released] State-of-the-nation albums are by their very nature hit and miss affairs. Attempts to encapsulate the modern turmoils... Read More