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Tag Archives: pop-rock
MIDRONE – Foreverness Revisited
May 7, 2026

Midrone 2025 From Barcelona to eternity, art-minded trio stream their storytelling across the dancefloor. Given that the last two platters from this collective were covers-centered, and the last original offering from Paul J. No’s project was “reFascination” which emerged in … Continue reading
JOHN WEIDER – John Weider
April 21, 2026

Anchor 1976 / Think Like A Key 2025 Arrestingly modest offering from a stalwart of English melodic rock – given an anniversary shine destined to bring out the record’s soft colors. As his impeccable pedigree, forged via stints with THE … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged country rock, John Weider, pop-rock
LUNEAR – There Is Always Next Time
April 17, 2026

Lunear Music 2026 Intrepid explorers of pop-prog panoramas bring their kaleidoscopic dreams down to earth for everyone to relate to. It’s been a natural progression, the course this French ensemble chart after signaled a new bend in the road they … Continue reading
ROME 56 – Pony Tales
March 16, 2026

Think Like A Key 2025 Willing wonder into wanderlust on their sixth platter, American dreamers fall through earth to land in the past and hope the trip will not last. One would think his latter-day dusting-off of THE SHIRTS’ cache … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, Arthur Lamonica, pop-rock, psychedelia, Rome 56
AL STEELE & FRIENDS – Let’s Play The God Game
February 8, 2026

The Korgis 2025 If he created us in his own image, why do we feel completely unfinished? British master of rambunctious melody turns his provocative concept into sonic spectacle and comes up trumps. “If there is any justice in the … Continue reading


