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Monthly Archives: September 2019
JENNIFER SARAN – Smoky Nights
September 17, 2019

Tarpan 2019 American songstress gets a grip on nocturnal possibilities and progresses to swing and beyond. Although jazz was a part of this singer’s DNA from the of her career, it needed a certain amount of cultivation, so Ms Saran’s … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged jazz, Jennifer Saran, Narada Michael Walden
Rodney Matthews Ready To Release A Star-Studded Record
September 16, 2019

It was almost four years ago that this site ran on Rodney Matthews‘ forthcoming album, yet it took the acclaimed designer much longer to finish “Trinity” that is finally ready for release on CD and vinyl, and also as a … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Bob Catley, John Payne, Oliver Wakeman, Rick Wakeman, Rodney Matthews, Tony Clarkin
THE TREAT – Global Warning / The Good Earth
September 16, 2019

Rockular 2019 Worrying about the world, British trio wear a burning heart on their sleeve but the band are in danger of losing their identity. There’s been no half-measures for Mike Hyder in the last decade, the singer’s expansive turmoil … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Mike Hyder, prog rock, The Treat
THE CHUCK NORRIS EXPERIMENT – Shortcuts
September 15, 2019

No Balls 2019 Fifteen years and seven albums down the line, Swedish punk combo concentrate their energies on going for the jugular and serve up the very essence of urban life. Squeezing ten songs into a dozen minutes must be … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
MOON OVER MOUNTAIN – The Colors of Life
September 14, 2019

Moon Over Mountain 2018 Coloradan duo paint the world in ocher and look for solid, and spiritual, ground on their debut. “This moment is happening”: one would expect a “carpe diem” kind of approach from a band with a motto … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged ambient, folk, Moon Over Mountain, new age


