Thanks for your support!
-
Want to sell your merch without building a whole store?
No marketplace cut. No drama. Just your product. NanoCart.app Out The Pipeline
- May 25 – News
- May 24 – Reviews
- May 4 – Reissues
- Apr. 19 – Jimmy Horowitz interview
- Mar. 28 – Video Reviews
- Feb. 27 – Dorothy Moskowitz interview
- Feb. 11 – Deborah Bonham interview
- Nov. 16 – Live Reports
- Nov. 4 – Gilles Snowcat interview
- Oct.. 28 – Andy Curran interview
- Sept. 23 – Jimmy Helms interview
- Sept. 3 – Nick Jameson interview
- July 1 – Jeff Wayne interview
- June 8 – Books
Monthly Archives: April 2025
Neil Tennant Teams Up With Mark Springer For Chamber Platter
April 3, 2025

While Neil Tennant‘s non-PET SHOP BOYS appearances are numerous, usually he ventures out as a singer and occasionally as a singing lyricist, rather than a voiceless wordsmith, yet that’s apparently the role the veteran inhabits on a forthcoming album masterminded … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Mark Springer, Neil Tennant, Sacconi String Quartet
GALACTIC Lure Irma Thomas Out For Incendiary Set Of Tunes
April 2, 2025

It’s impossible to overestimate Irma Thomas‘ influence on contemporary music. A songstress whose future rhythm-and-blues evergreens inspired, among many others, Otis Redding and Mick Jagger, she remains a vital soul force, regularly playing live and releasing her last studio album … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Galactic, Irma Thomas
MATT TECU & FERNANDO PERDOMO – Getting Warmer
April 1, 2025

Think Like A Key 2025 Boudoir adventures of intrepid, thrill-chasing instrumental duo who’ve only just begun to have out-of-bed fun. There’s nothing wrong with scoring erotic movies – several of such are even considered cult classics – and if a … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Fernando Perdomo, instrumental, Matt Tecu, pop
Jeff Wayne’s “The War Of The Worlds” Packs Secrets Into Box Set
April 1, 2025

Never really touted as a rock opera, Jeff Wayne’s “The War Of The Worlds” was written as exactly that, with prog fans latching onto its sci-fi foundation and wider audiences happy to hear quite a few of their heroes – … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Chris Spedding, Chris Thompson, Jeff Wayne, Justin Hayward, Phil Lynott


