Monthly Archives: July 2022

JOHN SLOMAN – Two Rivers

July 16, 2022

Red Steel 2022 Fathoming the divergence of his lifeline, venerated and underrated singer delivers his questionably final album. Mostly remembered for his stints with LONE STAR, and Gary Moore, this Welsh warbler’s solo artistry has run in a rather different … Continue reading →

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Ashley Hutchings Delivers More Songs From The Shows

July 15, 2022

When THE ALBION BAND released “Songs From The Shows” back in 1990, it was more than a neat summary of their concert recordings from the late ’70s to the late ’80s; it was an aural extravaganza, with music and words … Continue reading →

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XANTHAN – Succubus Swing

July 14, 2022

Xanthan 2022 From Texas with aural riddles: young avant-garde trinity arrive to exorcise one’s demons. There’s a few ways to get into what makes this trio tick – like trying to decipher their name that may refer to either a … Continue reading →

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Graham Gouldman And Brian May Salute Webb Telescope

July 13, 2022

The images beamed to Earth by the James Webb Space Telescope has been the recent days’ primary sensation, which is remarkable in itself because so many people who are not really interested in science are in awe of these unique … Continue reading →

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HANOI ROCKS’ Andy McCoy Serves Up Obscure Covers

July 12, 2022

Finnish guitarist Andy McCoy has been a rock ‘n’ roll role model for many a glam metallers for more than four decades – ever since his ensemble HANOI ROCKS stormed from Helsinki’s scene into international market – yet the veteran’s … Continue reading →

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