Skid Row – Skid / 34 Hours (2017) review
Skid Row - Skid / 34 Hours (BGO CD1302; 38.29 / 57.33 mins) The original Skid Row are usually called Gary Moore’s band and therefore blues, but these confuse...
Peter J. Faber-Jonker – “The Faber Book of Ballads” (2017)
Peter J. Faber-Jonker is a Rotterdam based guitarist-songwriter well known for his contemporary classic pop-sound. The Faber Book Of Ballads is an ambitious double album! Read more about...
From The Vault: Caravan – “If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over You” (1970)
Without a doubt, most people walked backwards to find If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over You from the success Caravan had...
Electric Wizard interview with Jus Oborn: “Wizard Bloody Wizard”
A new album by Electric Wizard. Interview with Jus Oborn about Wizard Bloody Wizard available on 17 November 2017. I guess Wizard Bloody Wizard is a step to...
Stray – ‘Fire & Glass: The Pye Recordings 1975-1976’ (2017)
“Fire & Glass” is part two of the Stray saga, presented by Cherry Red Records, UK, a follow up to the 2017 four disc box set “All In...
From The Vault: Neil Young – “After The Gold Rush” (1970)
So many of my early musical experiences were overshadowed by the War in Vietnam ... I used to envy those who discovered this album while in college, or...
Stack Waddy – “So Who The Hell Is Stack Waddy?” (2017) review
Stack Waddy “So Who The Hell Is Stack Waddy?” (Cherry Red Records, 2017) Taking their name from a character in a Mad Magazine comic strip, singer John Knail,...
‘The Rhythm Of Ooze’ by Pretty Lightning
Christian Berghoff and Sebastian Haas are two lifelong friends from Saarbrucken, Germany who back in 2007 formed the band Pretty Lightning. The duo tick off a long list...
An interview with Frank Maston
Frank Maston has written a soundtrack for the best movie never made. The songwriter, producer, and now, label head, has spent five years away from his solo project,...
Carlton Melton – ‘Hidden Lights’ (2017)
Carlton Melton are back with another dream drone track to start things off called 'Rememory'. Almost twenty minutes of slow crawling guitars, clam drums, and a sublime bass....