The Little Things That Matter is the second album to be released by Dale Newman, It was released in September of 1999 and it was recorded down at Fisher Lane Farm in the area Dale named the Scrap yard. Tracklist High Wire I’m Proud Of You Say That You’ll Lead Me Someone Else Like Me Measured – Continue Reading[...]

I pre ordered this album and I looked forward to receiving it with great excitement this album is quite important to me on a personal level. I was very angry to learn that the album had been delayed either due to a manufacturing fault or a delivery delay. With that out of the way came – Continue Reading[...]

his album picks up from where the first album by Stiltskin called the Mind’s Eye left off, this album is written and performed by a more mature band who still sounds as fresh as they did when they first emerged. The artwork is a little mystifying with an almost Industrious-Autumnal theme, the album has the – Continue Reading[...]

It is with delight that I can review this album, although an unlikely pairing with Moodi Drury and John Hackett this team work so well especially within the confines of this album. Its hard to believe it but John and Moodi seem to have struck a rather contemporary chord with an album packed full of – Continue Reading[...]

Prelude to summer is a rather ideal follow on from John’s previous work with his brother Steve in regard to Sketches of Sartie as well as John’s work with Sally Goodworth. John’s ability as a flautist is shown here in great detail, but it does not swamp the proceedings, as the acoustic guitar is finely – Continue Reading[...]

This album contains 19 tracks of which feature Paul Carrack from his various guises as a member of ACE, Squeeze, as well as Mike and the Mechanics. The album also contains some of Paul’s most successful solo songs or collaborations either with members of the Eagles or Chris Difford of Squeeze with the beautiful Satisfy – Continue Reading[...]

Daryl has released a new album titled GO, this album contains 10 tracks which are as follows Striker, Masala Mantra, Greenlight, Dream In Blue, Breaking Point, Urbanista, Heavy Heart, Meltdown, The Archer, Omnibus Daryl’s own solo career didn’t start until the major Genesis tour to support the 1986 album Invisible touch was over, thus Daryl – Continue Reading[...]