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Monthly Archives: October 2019
PSYCHIC EQUALIZER – The Sixth Extinction
October 21, 2019

Psychic Equalizer 2019 Apocalyptic vision from progressive rock mavens who map their way into the future. “Sanguine” might be the best and the worst word to describe this international band’s music: there’s blood on their tracks, only it’s not life-affirming … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Hugo Selles, prog rock, Psychic Equalizer
NOVA CASCADE – A Dictionary Of Obscure Sorrows
October 17, 2019

Invictus Music 2019 Somber ebb and flow of velveteen gloom where monsters haunt the memories with a violent glare of flickering light. Less than a year after “Above All Else” – the record which established this international collective on the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged ambient, Nova Cascade, prog rock
Alan Paul and Andy Aledort: Texas Flood – The Inside Story of Stevie Ray Vaughan
October 13, 2019

St. Martin’s Press 2019 Demystification of the saint reveals a vulnerable soul behind the blues blast and three-letter acronym. This may seem unjust yet, while Stevie’s tragic fate helped perpetuate his legend, in the space between it and his music, … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Stevie Ray Vaughan
MYLES GOODWYN – Friends Of The Blues 2
October 7, 2019

Linus 2019 Going down South, Canuck storyteller opens a second chapter in what can be a new series of adventures. While there was a slight layer of self-awareness to Myles Goodwyn’s – the APRIL WINE leader’s sophomore solo effort, his … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged April Wine, blues, Myles Goodwyn


