‘Beyond the Pale Horizon – The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1972’
❉ Glam was the headline, but the entire rock spectrum was a haven for the twee, the outcast and the strange in 1972, writes Huw Thomas.
Articles by Huw Thomas
‘The Black Archive #54: Dalek’
❉ A rewarding examination of one of Doctor Who’s greatest stories, writes Huw Thomas.
RPM Records Go ‘Right Back Where We Started From’
❉ Dana Gillespie and Petula Clark are among the immaculate obscurities compiled in RPM’s final release.
From ‘Pinball’ to ‘Desert Road’: Brian Protheroe talks
❉ We speak to the veteran musician and actor about his 70s albums, First Dates and the new album.
Bubblerock Is Here To Stay! The British Pop Explosion 1970-73
❉ Huw Thomas reviews a bird’s eye view of early ‘70s pure pop. Music snobs, look away!
Carla Thomas – ‘Let Me Be Good To You’ reviewed
❉ Gee Whiz! Soul’s queen of the south compiled.
‘Looking Through A Glass Onion’ reviewed
❉ Huw Thomas examines a festoon of Fab Four covers from the acid-tinted age.
‘A Place In The Sun: The Complete Jason Crest’
❉ Huw Thomas reviews the final word on the UK psych legends.
‘Lou Reed: New York’ Deluxe Edition reviewed
❉ Lou Reed’s 1989 “return to form” remains fresh, writes Huw Thomas.
Martin Gordon: ‘O M G’ reviewed
❉ Alternately playful and pessimistic, this is an album of the moment.