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Michael Head And The Red Elastic Band – Loophole: Review - Vimarsana News

Michael Head And The Red Elastic Band – Loophole: Review

The new Michael Head And The Red Elastic Band album is musically a revolving door of styles and moods.

Source: uk.com
'I hadn't thought about a drink. Then I saw the pub. Game over': singer-songwriter Michael Head on beating addiction – again | Music - Vimarsana News

'I hadn't thought about a drink. Then I saw the pub. Game over': singer-songwriter Michael Head on beating addiction – again | Music

He’s a national treasure to many, with a remarkable songbook spanning more than 40 years. But after kicking heroin twice, he spiralled back into drinking – until an ardent fan saved his life

Loophole - Record Collector Magazine - Vimarsana News

Loophole - Record Collector Magazine

When Michael Head And The Red Elastic Band’s previous album Dear Scott reached No 6 in 2022, it finally put to rest NME’s classic front cover from 1999

Bill Ryder-Jones: Iechyd Da Review - extraordinarily moving | Indie - Vimarsana News

Bill Ryder-Jones: Iechyd Da Review - extraordinarily moving | Indie

Translated from Welsh to English, Iechyd Da stands for ‘good health’. A wry choice perhaps, as these extraordinarily moving songs are rooted in the downturn Bill Ryder-Jones’s mental health took during the COVID era’s enforced isolation.

Bill Ryder-Jones: Iechyd Da review – Coral co-founder's songs of heartache and hope | Music - Vimarsana News

Bill Ryder-Jones: Iechyd Da review – Coral co-founder's songs of heartache and hope | Music

<strong><br></strong>Ryder-Jones’s recent production experience comes to the fore on this wide-reaching album, making use of Motown, 60s pop and a children’s choir to find the light in the darkness<br>