Thanks for your support!
-
Want to sell your merch without building a whole store?
No marketplace cut. No drama. Just your product. NanoCart.app Out The Pipeline
- Sept. 27 – News
- Sept. 26 – Reviews
- Sept. 17 – Reissues
- Sept. 1 – Claire Hamill interview
- Aug. 9 – Steve “Boltz” Bolton interview
- May 21 – Tony Banks interview
- Feb. 11 – Deborah Bonham interview
- Apr. 19 – Jimmy Horowitz interview
- Mar. 28 – Video Reviews
- Feb. 27 – Dorothy Moskowitz interview
- Nov. 16 – Live Reports
- Nov. 4 – Gilles Snowcat interview
- Oct.. 28 – Andy Curran interview
- Sept. 23 – Jimmy Helms interview
Monthly Archives: August 2019
MAURIZIO BRUNOD, GIORGIO LI CALZI, BORIS SAVOLDELLI – Nostalgia Progressiva
August 20, 2019

Caligola 2019 Reverential, if refractory, reading of art-rock classics from a trio of conspirators who failed to rein in their fantasy. Possessed by many voices, Boris Savoldelli may want to keep the output of any collective he’s involved in minimal … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Boris Savoldelli, Giorgio Li Calzi, jazz, Maurizio Brunod, prog rock
ALAN SIMON – Chouans
August 19, 2019

The Right Honourable 2019 Royalist uprising as rock opera renders revisiting history a risky yet rapturous trip. Regularly inhabiting the world of legends with his “Excalibur” endeavor and occasionally venturing far into the past, as proved, Alan Simon’s no stranger … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Alan Simon, rock opera
JUKKA IISAKKILA – Clocks And Clouds
August 18, 2019

Eclipse Music 2018 Award-winning Finnish conductor sets baton aside to let a symphony of fusion sort into the open. Mostly known for his work with various orchestras, Jukka Iisakkila is actually a multi-instrumentalist who has no qualms about branching out … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged fusion, instrumental, Jukka Iisakkila
BLACK OAK ARKANSAS – Underdog Heroes
August 17, 2019

Purple Pyramid 2019 Keeping the faith, the Wonder State warriors return to the fray – different yet defiant. It’s been forty-odd years since BOA released their last studio album under the band’s full name. The world has changed during this … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Black Oak Arkansas, blues, Southern rock
MITCH RYDER – Detroit Breakout!
August 16, 2019

Cleopatra 2019 Setting his wheels on fire, Motor City’s primal screamer uncovers a sacred cache of soul classics – and other chestnuts – in the company of unusual suspects. For all the racket this artist used to make in the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Brian Auger, Cherie Currie, covers album, James Williamson, Joe Louis Walker, Mitch Ryder, Paul Rudolph, rhythm-and-blues, soul, Sylvain Sylvain, Walter Lure


