The Babe Rainbow – ‘Today’ (2019)
Babe Rainbow have taken a few moments from their hypnotic wayward wonderings and dropped by a postcard in the form of Today, a fine breezy funky laidback record...
Reviews
Jim Sullivan – ‘If the Evening Were Dawn’ (2019)
With the glut of reissue labels that have emerged over the past few decades, it can be a mess to try and sort through all of the supposed...
Vanishing Twin – ‘The Age of Immunology’ (2019)
Another pleasing and disconnected record that resounds and embodies a variety of structures visions attitudes and genres, sounding at times entirely yet warmly haunting, while both of this...
Paul Weller – ‘Other Aspects Paul Weller Band & Orchestra (Live At The Royal Festival Hall)’ (2019)
Paul Weller has had one of the most acclaimed careers of any British musical artist to emerge from the post-60’s scene. Through the punk mod of The Jam,...
Stardust & Satisfaction: Art & Music
This summer, the Glenn Dallas Gallery in Santa Barbara celebrated music, iconic musical artists, and festival culture with an exhibition titled Stardust & Satisfaction: Art & Music. Named...
The Black Sand – ‘Kaleidoscope’ (2019)
Highly reverberant notes shimmer like distant memories, where our wayward wander’s vocals echo with the voice of a ghost from somewhere deep within the back of my mind,...
Giant Sand – ‘Recounting the Ballads of Thin Line Men’ (2019)
I’ve always wondered why it is that more musicians haven’t gone back and re-envisioned previous albums, rethinking and reworking them from an older and wiser standpoint, as it...
Poco – ‘The Epic Years 1972-1976’ (2019)
One of the most influential country rock bands of the late 1960’s, the 1970’s and beyond, Poco were born when ex-Buffalo Springfield guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Richie Furay joined forces with...
The Zombies & Brian Wilson Take Fans on Aural Odyssey of Good Vibrations
Sunday, September 8, 2019 marked the arrival of the amazing "Something Great From '68!" tour featuring Brian Wilson (with Al Jardine & Blondie Chaplin), and The Zombies-with both...
The Olivers – ‘Lost Dove Session’ (2012)
Originally known as the Serfmen, The Olivers had been around since 1963, hailed from Fort Wayne, Indiana and were best known for their highly sought after 1967 45...