Piano pop
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Calista Kazuko – Empress Review
The Empress will see you now
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Faultress – 5 Myths Review
Nothing at fault here
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Luis Mojica – How A Stranger Is Made Review
Piano pop from the witches cauldron
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Minute Taker returns with new single
Worst dinner party guests ever!
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Introducing… Iamthemorning
IamtheacousticNightwish
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sarasara returns with creepy new single
Eerie, creepy chamber art pop from sarasara
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Introducing… Brudini
Haunting gypsy pop for the darker times
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Introducing… Heather O’Neill
Pricking the Witch
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Mesadorm returns with ‘The Joy It Joins Us Up’
Soulful band return with all the feels still intact
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Polyenso – Year Of The Dog Review
Hybrid indie pop
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Sarah Walk returns with powerful new single
Back with a bang - Sarah Walk
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Johanna Glaza – Albion Review
The forest faun of piano dramatica returns
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Imogen Heap – The Music of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts 1 and 2 Review
Imogen Heap is a superb musician and her music has always been lush, layered and full of wonder and richness right the way back to…
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Helga Arvesten – I’m Here Review
Carnival Theatrics of the Darker Kind Having released a few separate stand-alone singles last year following her excellent 2016 release “Entering the Ozone”, Helga Arvesten brings…
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Greg Laswell – Next Time Review
An album of inner conflict turned outwards into torch weilding anthems Following on from the superbly bitter and miserable “Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet”…
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Greg Laswell returns with new album of melancholy anthems for the jaded
Greg Laswell’s last album “Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet” was bitter, angry, pointed and a snake recoiled. I loved it as I was similarly…
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Joyner – Joyner Review
Soothing voices that hush and coo their way over chilled out dream pop – that’s how I’d describe Joyner’s self-titled debut EP. Sisters Summer and…
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Gregory Douglass – Live From The Chapel Review
One of the most talented underground singer/songwriters I’ve come across over the last decade is Gregory Douglass. His vocal gymnastics emphasis heartfelt songs along with…
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Mesadorm – Heterogaster Review
Mesadorm’s debut album has a European art-pop flavour about it. Heterogaster is a melting pot of ideas and individual artists each bringing their own artistic…
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Live Vault – Sarah Slean
Epic and beautifully goosebumped
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Abi Wade – “Beautifully Astray” Review
Armed to the cello
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Video Vault – Abi Wade
Dramatic piano pop for the inner artist
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GEA – “Butterflies” Review
One great song, but an album that's wrong
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Minute Taker – “Reconstruction” Review
Lusciously marching towards dreamlike madness
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Sarah Walk – “Little Black Book” Review
Enter a new master of the piano rock genre
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Benjamin Clementine – “I Saw A Fly” Review
The craziest genius of 2017?
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Johanna Glaza – “Wind Sculptures” Review
I give you the innocent piano princess
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Sarah Walk shares title track from upcoming debut album
She's still angry... and now she has an album! My ears are ready.
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Tori Amos – “Native Invader” Review
It’s not very often that I purposely delay reviewing something, but when I first listened to Native Invader, I initially felt quite underwhelmed. There were…
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Video Vault – Sarah Slean
One Love
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Charlotte Martin – “Rapture” Review
Unmissable tales from the heart, mind and soul
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Sarah Slean – “Metaphysics” Review
One of Canada's finest returns with another beautiful album
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Sarah Slean returns with new album
Welcome back to the Canadian piano pop queen
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Rebekka Karijord – “Mother Tongue” Review
Rebekka’s music has often been quite sparse and minimalist but her powerful voice and ability to create a sombre and intimate atmosphere has always made…
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Stephanie Mabey – “I Still Taste Fire” Review
A radio friendly taste of the heart for all
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Higher Plain Music’s Top 25 Albums of 2016
My 25 best albums of 2016. Happy New Year!
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Kate Bush – “Before the Dawn” Review
A lesson on how to make a magical live album
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Tori Amos – “Boys for Pele” Remastered Deluxe Review
Shaving every audio clip that she'll bring...
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James Halloran – “HIM” Review
Drama and theatre collide for a fantastic debut
