Monthly Archives: July 2013

BELIEVE – The Warmest Sun In Winter

July 17, 2013

Metal Mind 2013 Going conceptual, Polish art rockers dim the lights but glow brightly if not quite eloquently. It’s been a progressive motion for this sextet whose every new record builds on a previous experience, so if 2010’s had the … Continue reading →

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Eel Pie Island, a British Beat cradle, to be eulogized in a book

July 17, 2013

There are many insular pieces of land in rock history, from the Isle of Wight with its festivals to Chris Blackwell’s label and so on, but there’s hardly one less celebrated than Eel Pie Island on the Thames. Its primary … Continue reading →

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MOUSSU T E LEI JOVENTS – Artemis

July 16, 2013

Manivette 2013 The Marseille troupe drive their infectious dance from the center of the olde worlde across the globe. Tracing back the modern culture, especially the groovy one, one can make a point of its Mediterranean roots. And if a … Continue reading →

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Darryl Way goes classical again

July 15, 2013

Most famous for his stint with , Darryl Way was always the most symphonic-minded member of that English band, and his variations on the themes by Antonio Vivaldi are still much more prominent than the violinist’s work with his own outfit, WOLF. Having … Continue reading →

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BJ ANDERS AND THE BUCCANEERS – Rockin’ With The Devil

July 14, 2013

Angel Air 2013 Hoist the colors for some nice swashbuckling from the former Pirate and his restless crew. One may presume THE PIRATES would lower they flag and land for good after Mick Green checked out into eternity, but no: … Continue reading →

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