Monthly Archives: March 2025

TONNEN VON HALL – Ein Abdruck vom Messer im Herzen

March 27, 2025

Iapetus / Unsung 2024 Unholy trinity streamline their sonic truckin’ to reveal fine details of tuneful clang. One would assume that removing electronic cushions from a heavy-rock collective’s aural layout may make such an ensemble’s output more impenetrable, yet the … Continue reading →

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Goodbye, Terry Manning

March 26, 2025

“Legend” has become too commonplace a word that rarely describes a subject of popular narratives, yet Terry Manning, who passed away on March 25th at the age of 75, deserved this title. There’s no other engineer and producer whose resume … Continue reading →

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Robert Hunter’s “Tiger Rose” Sees Anniversary Release

March 26, 2025

Having a poet as permanent collaborator of a rock band seemed to have been a strictly British things, what with Peter Sinfield being a non-playing member of KING CRIMSON and of and Betty Thatcher an outside contributor to RENAISSANCE fare, … Continue reading →

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Eric Bell Observes His Past On Long-Awaited Album

March 25, 2025

An important part of Irish music history, Eric Bell remains rather underestimated as a solo artist and, such strong personal statements as notwithstanding, the guitarist will eternally be associated with the ensemble he helped found. Bell’s latest resurgence was difficult … Continue reading →

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JAZZHOLE – Moonlight Mile

March 24, 2025

Beave Music 2025 Harnessing New York groove anew, acid-jazz heroes demonstrate ageless impact of sublime harmonies. Last time we’ve seen this ensemble enter the studio, they emerged with “Blue 72” to celebrate the first two decades of the band’s existence … Continue reading →

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