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Monthly Archives: October 2025
Graham Bonnet Gets Lost In Hollywood One Last Time
October 15, 2025

There’s a lot of myths surrounding Graham Bonnet, yet all of them get laid to rest when the singer hits the stage, and that’s what he and the rest of GRAHAM BONNET BAND, first of all bassist Beth-Ami Heavenstone and … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Beth-Ami Heavenstone, Graham Bonnet
SNARKY PUPPY Reunite With METROPOLE ORKEST
October 14, 2025

Never driven by their popularity, SNARKY PUPPY haven’t been too creative recently, following 2019’s “Immigrance” not with another studio album but with a series of live releases, including 2022’s “Empire Central” which featured new material – and that’s the approach … Continue reading
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Tagged Snarky Puppy
Mavis Staples Bemoans And Admires The State Of Our World
October 13, 2025

To call Mavis Staples a voice of a generation would mean to hugely underestimate her cultural significance. For one, this artist’s career encopmasses more than a single peer-group lifespan, and then, her influence not only on music but also on … Continue reading
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Tagged Mavis Staples
UNITED BIBLE STUDIES – Strange Is The Coastline
October 13, 2025

Talking Elephant 2025 Eire revivalists seek all things extraordinaire on the shores of eternity and find everlasting truths in their tunes. To have issued about thirty albums in less than a quarter-century of an ensemble’s existence is no mean feat, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison O'Donnell, folk rock, United Bible Studies
THE WATERBOYS Return To Dennis Hopper’s Realm
October 12, 2025

When THE WATERBOYS released the “Life, Death And Dennis Hopper” last April, it seemed that one hour would be enough for the Scottish ensemble’s dive into American cinematicity, yet they created too much of Western-landscape-exploring material to use within a … Continue reading
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Tagged The Waterboys


