Monthly Archives: May 2018

DIALETO And David Cross Release A Live Document

May 19, 2018

DIALETO‘s was one of the highlights of 2017, the year when this Brazilian band celebrated their 20th anniversary. Besides reimagining classic pieces, the album was made remarkable by the presence of violinist , most famous for his stint with KING … Continue reading →

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Steve Wright: Graham Bonnet – The Story Behind The Shades

May 18, 2018

Easy On The Eye Books 2017 The man that hides away from man who’s hard to understand is taken from the spotlight to the page for scrutiny of mutiny. Graham Bonnet is an enigma. Stunning audiences for five decades now, … Continue reading →

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MOUVEMENTS – Mouvements

May 17, 2018

Mouvements 1973 / Mental Experience 2018 Abstract paintings on sonic canvas as an attempt to make sense of non-static existence in Swiss pastoral. With only 150 copies issued to go on sale strictly at art galleries, this album wasn’t destined … Continue reading →

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Lamont Dozier Invites Stars To Strip Down His Classics

May 16, 2018

Together with the Holland brothers, Lamont Dozier was an integral part of Motown’s Hit Factory, churning and producing classic after classic for the likes of FOUR TOPS, Marvin Gaye, THE SUPREMES and even THE MIRACLES (who has their own songwriting … Continue reading →

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NORMAN BAKER – Staying Blue

May 15, 2018

Angel Air 2018 Looking through time and finding his rhyme, English artist tells us what he’s found. If THE REFORM CLUB’s second album was rather upbeat, the band’s leader Baker opted to investigate the secrets of opposite direction by going … Continue reading →

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