We are in Cornwall as May arrives and another large-numbered birthday looms (May 7th). We are working on the instrumental Atlantium album’s release and considering the financing for the second MOAT album’s recording (all songs written). In the wake of the ongoing PledgeMusic scenario and the attempts to recover and honour the outstanding monies owed to all the artists and the music that the pledgers contributed to, we are left patiently wondering what the outcome will be as we hope for a sign that this can be resolved positively so […]
Hanging Out In Heaven RSD – Photos
Record Store Day has passed and we’re already forging ideas for 2020. Thank you everyone for your enthusiasm toward the release of Hanging Out In Heaven as it finally made it to vinyl. Send photos and tell us your stories and we will publish the pics in our gallery. 📷
UK Tour 2019 – Media & Reviews
Thanks everyone for this fab tour! We had an amazing time! Thank you to Boydie for putting it all together, Mathias, Derek, Stu and Cynthia for filming, Joao, James, Rob, Alan, Ivan & Lawrie for great sound, Graham, Brian & Ian for making Leek, Edinburgh and Liverpool happen, Gerd for the fantastic stage lights, David & Lynn (and their kitties) for their hospitality, Scrim for fixing the Takamine 12 string, Grant, Liv, Giles, Seamus & Chris for the interviews/reviews, Stephen and Matti at Schoolkids, Shauna for top PR, everyone who […]
Record Store Day 2019: HANGING OUT IN HEAVEN
Hey All, I’m very happy to announce that on Record Store Day 2019 and after nearly two decades of floating in digital space, I finally see the vinyl release of Hanging Out In Heaven. It will be a blue-tinged double record, set with two extra tracks – Queen In Her Jeans and Dressed Up As You. These additional songs were recorded in London around the same time and were always intended for the vinyl version. Hanging Out In Heaven began in LA with Shep Lonsdale, engineer on Starfish and GAF, […]
Noctorum’s THE AFTERLIFE makes four (!) BILLBOARD CHARTS
If someone had told me that Noctorum’s latest album The Afterlife would make four Billboard charts in the first week of release I would have said there’s more chance of me growing old. But the facts speak for themselves. Still, somehow Billboard have deemed it unnecessary to place the album cover in its appropriate box next to its chart position? Am I going mad or would that not be an essential and important thing to do for the sake of the magazine’s presentation and the artist’s profile? Next, you will […]
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