Lou Reed Archives – Just Listen To This

The Struts – YOUNG&DANGEROUS

Posted by Glenn Sargeant | Oct 20, 2018 | Reviews | 0

Tony Joe White – Speaking Of The Source

Posted by Pete Sargeant | Oct 5, 2018 | Interviews | 0

Mike Read

Posted by Pete Sargeant | Mar 1, 2018 | Interviews | 0

Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown -Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown

Posted by Pete Sargeant | Nov 16, 2017 | Reviews | 0

Paul Weller – A Kind Revolution (Deluxe Edition)

Posted by Pete Sargeant | May 16, 2017 | Reviews | 0

Garland Jeffreys – 14 Steps To Harlem

Posted by Pete Sargeant | May 4, 2017 | Reviews | 0

I’m not overly familiar with The Struts I must admit. I have read about them in the music press and how when they opened for the Foo Fighters the band’s frontman Dave Grohl stated that “they’re the best opening band they’ve ever had” and that the rock legend that is Alice Cooper made a cameo in one of their music videos but that is really it.

Tony Joe White – Speaking Of The Source

by Pete Sargeant | Oct 5, 2018

The spark that originality lit Tony Joe White’s muse was The Blues and now he has made an elemental, stone blues album called Bad Mouthin’ to make that very point. His distinctive guitar playing and unique voice have made him a global legend of music. Pete caught up with Tony again for the lowdown….against the background of what sounds like macaws and an electrical storm.

Glen Matlock – Never Mind The Trivia

by Pete Sargeant | Jul 30, 2018

I never wanted to interview Malcolm McLaren, the shapeshifting one-time Sex Pistols manager, because as a would-be and sometimes successful manipulator of the media of his day (wouldn’t he have loved Twitter, SnapChat et al?

Mike Read

by Pete Sargeant | Mar 1, 2018

For a radio fan of many years’ listening, the chance to talk radio in depth with veteran turntable titan Mike Read was not going to be missed.

Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown -Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown

by Pete Sargeant | Nov 16, 2017

On the back of a reputation for delivering incendiary live performances, this outfit deliver a new album and get set to tour it. Some of the song titles have a whiff of Alice Cooper about them, don’t they?

Paul Weller – A Kind Revolution (Deluxe Edition)

by Pete Sargeant | May 16, 2017

I liked a lot of Weller’s last release Saturn’s Pattern and its playful sonic energy and range. Weller seemed to be getting best out of his players and his own playing had the boldness that fans cherish.

Garland Jeffreys – 14 Steps To Harlem

by Pete Sargeant | May 4, 2017

One fascinating guy and creator – best friend of the late Lou Reed no less – and a songwriter who can take in any style and pull it off. Born into the explosion of culture on all fronts, Jeffreys has witnessed plenty in New York and beyond and never had a fear of making social commentary.