Tag Archives: country rock

PAUL CHRISTIAN – That’s Everything

June 11, 2021

Salvatori Productions 2020 Chicagoan troubadour’s sophomore effort finds him seeking for eternal truths in the unquietness of our times. It’s difficult to approach an album titled like this for one never knows what such a definitive statement may mean, whether … Continue reading →

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KRISTIAN MONTGOMERY & THE WINTERKILL BAND – Prince Of Poverty

June 6, 2021

Kristian Montgomery 2021 Boston band’s second outing probes the boundaries of genre possibilities to comment on the foibles of our time. Looking at the front cover of Kristian Montgomery’s sophomore offering, its potential listener may assume this is a typical … Continue reading →

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FIREFALL – Comet

April 3, 2021

Sunset Blvd 2020 Country rock’s movers and shakers make an impressive creative comeback and convincingly claim immortality. If a well-known ensemble collect their old members, restoring prior robustness, nowadays, and record their first album of fresh material in a quarter-century … Continue reading →

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PEGGY JAMES – Paint Still Wet

September 10, 2020

Happy Growl 2020 From Midwest to the whole wide world, Milwaukeean warbler walks on guilded splinters into the future. Despite the indisputable quality of candied Americana offered on the four albums this singer has released over the last decade, Peggy … Continue reading →

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PETER GALPERIN – Tomorrow Seems Like Yesterday

August 23, 2020

Jetty 2020 Acidic New Yorker strikes a chord with zeitgeist yet falls short of reaching gestalt. Despite releasing immediately likeable albums for decade now – and even scoring a rock musical, “Bulldozer” – Peter Galperin did not appeared on public … Continue reading →

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