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Tag Archives: pop-rock
EX NORWEGIAN – On The Sidelines: The Albums 2015-2017
December 31, 2022

Dippy 2015-2017 / Think Like A Key 2022 Proving the consistency of their existence, indie melodicists from Florida embrace the band’s exuberant midlife crisis. Those who refer to The Free Encyclopedia as their source of information may assume that this … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Ex Norwegian, Fernando Perdomo, pop-rock
AGONY STREET – Songs For William
September 24, 2022

Silverton 2020 Free from the webs of the past, lost layer of great late Swedish songwriter’s lore comes to light. A merry record with a sorry aura and a retro aroma, this album is a multicolored blast from the past: … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Agony Street, Klas Qvist, pop-rock
ZAN ZONE – Start Where You Stand
July 24, 2022

Randomaxe 2022 Contemplating society’s next steps and mapping out its route, New York ensemble draw new lines in the sand. While most artists found the pandemic-related downtime conducive to creative reflection, thus bunch of Brooklynites felt existential angst and anger … Continue reading
GODO & – On Time
March 7, 2022

Bernerie Hills 2022 Pop-rock auteur chisels chanson-scented confectionary out of ether and have kindred spirits make it tangible. This composer may say that his nom de guerre is derived from his surname, but Samuel Beckett readers who turn into Claude … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Adam Holzman, Craig Blundell, Godo, pop-rock, Simon Phillips, Stu Hamm


