Mike Ainscoe
Louder Than War
United Kingdom
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Rise Twain (Inside Out Music): interview
Brett Willima Kull and J.D.Beck who together make up Rise Twain, talk about their debut album - out now on Inside Out Music - and more. → Read More
Steven Wilson: Hand. Cannot. Erase
A chance to reappraise what in time will be considered a seminal album release - Hand. Cannot. Erase. from Steven Wilson. → Read More
KOYO – new single, Circles and tour news
Louder Than War favourites, Leeds band KOYO, reveal new single Circles and announce a run of UK tour dates. → Read More
Bleek Noir: new single and EP
Check out the Don't Stay Away single from Bleek Noir along with news of the upcoming Throw Yourself Inside EP. → Read More
Bruce Soord: All This Will Be Yours
Bruce Soord, The Pineapple Thief frontman, releases news of his new album, All This Will Be Yours, out in October on Kscope. → Read More
Aidan O’Rourke: 365 Volume 2
A second selection of pieces from the massive 365, tune a day, project from Scottish fiddler and composer Aidan O'Rourke. → Read More
Danny Pedler & Greg Russell: Field And Dyke
On Field And Dyke, Danny Pedler and Greg Russell do some joined-up thinking on the folk arts. → Read More
Rosalie Cunningham: Night People, Manchester
“Live and electrified with her groovy new group” - how could we resist when Rosalie Cunningham came to Night People in Manchester. → Read More
Belinda Kempster & Fran Foote: On Clay Hill – album review
From Here release On Clay Hill, the debut album from Stick In The Wheel’s Fran Foote who combines in a duo with her mother, Belinda Kempster. → Read More
Emily Mae Winters: High Romance – album review
The second album from Emily Mae Winters, a rapidly rising star in the singer/songwriter/Americana vein, backed by a classy cast. → Read More
Rosalie Cunningham: s/t
ROSALIE CUNNINGHAM: s/t Cherry Red Records/Esoteric Recordings CD / DL / vinyl Released 27 July 2019 Anyone seduced by the psychedelic guitar rock charge of Purson yet disappointed by their “gone as far as it could” split – not least us here at LTW (you can re-read Nigel Carr’s interview/gig review on the site) – … → Read More
Procol Harum: Broken Barricades Remaster
Next in line from the Procol Harum catalogue, the dare we say ‘classic’ album with a mass of live bonuses from the period. → Read More
Belinda O’Hooley: Inversions – album review
Belinda O'Hooley's Inversions reveals a side that we knew was there but who'd have anticipated the insightful and emotive depth. → Read More
Belinda O’Hooley: Inversions – album review
Belinda O'Hooley's Inversions reveals a side that we knew was there but who'd have anticipated the insightful and emotive depth. → Read More
Matt Fryers: Heads Or Tails
Heads Or Tails, the new single from acoustic troubadour Matt Fryers Takes him off his regular path. → Read More
Evan Carson: Ocipinski – album review
Ocipinski, Evan Carson's progressive folk drama, is a work of impressive quality. → Read More
Glenn Hughes: official bootleg box set vol-2
There’s plenty to satisfy any Hughes/Purple/voice of rock cravings with Vol.2 of the Glenn Hughes bootleg collection. → Read More
Magnum, Theia: Parr Hall, Warrington
Magnum's well-established credentials for classic melodic rock get an airing at Warrington's Parr Hall along with young pretenders Theia. → Read More
Daniel Tompkins: Castles
Kscope release Castles, where TesseracT singer Dan Tompkins branches out on another solo sojourn. → Read More
The Steve Hillage Band: The Ritz, Manchester
Steve Hillage and the current incarnation of Gong took a trip back that proved more than just a wallow in nostalgia at Manchester Ritz. → Read More