Monthly Archives: August 2022

Joe Lynn Turner Faces Adversity On “Belly Of The Beast”

August 26, 2022

Invariably delivering on what lifelong followers used to expect of him, what has never seemed to pursue was a shock factor – until now. And it’s not that the veteran’s forthcoming album “Belly Of The Beast” – which will be … Continue reading →

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POTTER’S DAUGHTER – Weighted Keys

August 25, 2022

Melodic Revolution 2022 Seeking hidden meanings that are kept aloft, American artists outline a three-piece elegance of soft, if robust, femininity. If this EP’s title is redolent of an Emily Brontë novel that’s long became a staple of pop-music parlance, … Continue reading →

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Arthur Brown Calls Friends To “Monster’s Ball”

August 24, 2022

It’s barely been a couple of months since Arthur Brown released the brilliant “Long Long Road” album but October 21st, ten days before Halloween that this artist came to associate with long ago, will see the issue, on CD and … Continue reading →

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UNCLE BARD & THE DIRTY BASTARDS – The Story So Far

August 23, 2022

Angel Air 2022 From Apennines to Dublin and back again, unabashed funsters spread their melodic message across the waves. Celtic rock cooked in Italy could sound like a crazy idea if only the actual crazy music this ensemble have been … Continue reading →

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The McGarrigle Sisters’ Lost Concert To See The Light Of Day

August 22, 2022

As far as folk-rock royalty goes, Kate and Anna McGarrigle didn’t have to move to Nashville to become the genre’s Canadian princesses who hailed from Quebec and, thus, were able to harness also European tradition as singers-songwriters. Or, rather, songwriters … Continue reading →

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