Tir Nan Og – Jack Of Folk – Album Review Oh Celtic-music…why don’t we find ourselves getting along much better than we do? My wife had pointed out to me earlier this week that I’d be in for somewhat of a struggle when going to write this one, citing that she doesn’t often find me […]Read More
Ed Layne – Ed Layne – Album Review Well! I’m glad good ol’ Ed and I are on the same page! I can definitely hear the impact that some of the listed influences on Ed’s page have made. Immediately opening this new album is “Vicious Circle;” a rocking-cut with a classic heartbeat to it all. […]Read More
JoyFocus – Random Access Digital Audio Heresy – Album Review There’s always a couple ways to examine an album or artist in review…or at least I hope that’s the case cause if it’s not I’ve been doing an awful lot wrong for an awful long while now… But when taking a look at JoyFocus, those […]Read More
Connor Posey Presents – 11:33 – Album Review If you’re a fan of extreme sounds, massive metal and all-out chaos contained & controlled within your music – you’re going to love what Connor Posey Presents. The title of the album, 11:33, caught my attention right away…not really even sure why to tell you the truth; […]Read More
RexChicago – X-Rays – Album Review Oh Soundcloud…when will you ever get your shit together? You all know I’m on the site all the time, it’s not like I’m not a fan of what comes out of there…but if I’ve got my choice of there or Bandcamp, you know you’ll find me at the latter […]Read More
Jeff The Brotherhood – Wasted On The Dream – Album Review Sometimes being rooted & entrenched in the independent music-scene can allow mainstream bands and artists to fly wide of my musical-radar. Jeff The Brotherhood certainly spent their time and paid their dues in the indie-scene before their massive breakout & worldwide recognition in 2011; […]Read More
BlackQuestion – 27 – Album Review Canton, Ohio’s BlackQuestion is an enigma of sorts. You’ve gotta respect the little details you find along the way sometimes when researching a band or artist…and a quick look into the BlackQuestion page at Bandcamp will reveal that it’s a solo artist driving the music – one “that does […]Read More
The Fox & The Hound – An Unlikely Pair – Album Review There are a couple things you can instantly draw from a little research into social-media and a listening to this new music from The Fox & The Hound: This ‘unlikely’ pair…is playing that aspect up just a little more than you’d think. You’ll […]Read More
Aminita Satori – Where Language Fails – Album Review Undeniably, there is a true artist that ‘gets it’ here…though from what I can gather that hasn’t always been the case. Aminita Satori used to enjoy a successful career as a soundtrack producer for major television ads & promotions for giants of industry like McDonald’s, Verizon, […]Read More
Zane Brune – Fists Of Old Glory – Album Review Is Chicago? Is not Chicago? Someone out there, presumably the man identified as Zane Brune, will get that reference… So here we are again, reviewing music by one of its true avant-garde madmen and one of the hardest working human-beings this side of having a […]Read More
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