Buzzin Music

No-one could accurately accuse Evans the Death of overdoing things. The new darlings of the indie-pop world have just released their debut album and the twelve tracks rattle through in under half an hour. This is entirely in keeping with the precendent they set with their first single last year; the excellent ‘Threads‘ putting its [...]

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Practically Wired is a landmark album by Bill Nelson, a continuously creative musician and artist over 40 years.  This copy of the album has been re-mastered and updated with a booklet by Cherry Red Records after the original album has been unavailable for 10 years.
In case you are wondering who he is, Bill Nelson led [...]

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Bersarin Quartett release their long-awaited second album, simply entitled ‘II’.
Somewhat lazily filed under ‘ambient’ (a catch-all term if ever there was one) this is an awe-inspiring and beautiful album that transpires modern classical music, dark and brooding film soundtracks and intense but relaxing ambient music.
On hearing the debut album four years ago, someone suggested ’this [...]

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After leaving The Small Faces, in 1968 Steve Marriott formed Humble Pie with Peter Frampton, bass player Greg Ridley and a young drummer Jerry Shirley.  While The Small Faces were known for chirpy commercial pop hit singles such as Itchycoo Park and Lazy Sunday Afternoon, Humble Pie created a much heavier rhythm ‘n blues-fuelled music [...]

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In late 2009, after 17 years The Primitives played together for the first time to commemorate the recent death of their bass player, Steve Dullaghan.  Tracy Tracy, Paul Court, Tig Williams and Raph Moore’s successful return to The Primitives home town of Coventry led to the former indie pop music darlings of the late 1980’s [...]

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