Interview with Deborah Bonham

February 11, 2026

England may have produced its fair share of blues chanteuses, yet very few of those could demonstrate such stylistic versatility as Deborah Bonham did – still does! – and very few of those warblers could bear the weight of their name with such poise and pride. She built a stellar career , all the while remaining down-to-earth – often literally so, running a farm and tending to animals with the same care and attention as reigning in concert. Of course, the elephant in the room is a totally different animal to ignore, and this was where we started our conversation with the lady.

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Robin Trower Restores “Live!” To Its Original Glory

February 9, 2026

It may seem like oversaturating the market, given Robin Trower‘s “One Moment In Time: Live In The USA” saw the light of day as recently as January 30th, to bring back his classic “Live!” album from 1976 as soon as April 3rd, but as far as anniversary editions go, there’s no better way to bridge the veteran’s past and present. The details of this release almost leaked a few months ago, with the listings removed from all the platforms – until now.

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Anthony Phillips Returns To Piano On New Record

February 9, 2026

Forty-five years have passed since “1984” shifted many a follower’s perspective of Anthony Phillips as performer, if not composer, as the artist primarily seen as a guitar player issued a keyboard-based album. And even though it wouldn’t be his last record of such a shape, with “Ivory Moon” and "Soirée" – two volumes of Ant’s “Private Parts & Pieces” series – found Phillips move to an acoustic instrument, any new platter of this sort still surprises his listeners. No doubt the same emotions will be reserved for the veteran’s forthcoming opus, titled “Gemini – Pieces For Piano” and scheduled for release on April 10th.

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Julie Slick And Tim Motzer Team Up For Ambient Album

February 7, 2026

If there are musicians who are equally adept in experimenting in solitude, with consistently impressive results, and in bouncing their ideas off like-minded performers, Julie Slick and Tim Motzer belong to this elite category of creators. Both of them have solo records and both of them love teamwork too, being part of various bands, including, respectively, THE CRIMSON PROJEkCT and PAKT; more so, these artists collaborated previously – but never as a self-sufficient two-piece unit, which was exactly what they went for recently.

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Robert Plant Plans An EP With Fresh Cuts

February 5, 2026

While most of releases prepared for Record Store Day are vinyl versions of albums previously issued on CD, replicas of what was issued on vinyl back in the day, or vinyl extracts of what has been part of box sets, Robert Plant, always in innovator who hates to seem and feel stagnant, decided to offer his followers something completely new, albeit done in the vein of 2025’s “Saving Grace” album which the veteran laid down with his new band and fellow vocalist Suzi Dian. It’s an EP that, as its predecessor in the Englishman’s discography, features cover songs.

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