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Tag Archives: pop-rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS – Someone/Anyone?
January 30, 2022

Forward Motion 2022 Half-century into its existence, “Something/Anything?” gets honored by the next generation of fans and followers. On the one hand, it might have been easy for to gather a bunch of friends to cover Todd Rundgren’s most famous … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Carmine Appice, Durga McBroom, Fernando Perdomo, Kasim Sulton, Louise Goffin, pop-rock, Todd Rundgren, tribute
SANDY McKNIGHT w/ FERNANDO PERDOMO – San Fernando Blast!
November 25, 2021

22 Records 2021 With a twinkle and a twang, American aficionados of catchy tune repurpose and enhance their recent output. When this pair of psych-pop melodicists first embarked on a joint adventure, their song cycles felt self-sufficiently hermetic, and though … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Fernando Perdomo, pop-rock, psychedelia, Sandy McKnight
DAN ASHLEY – Out There
November 20, 2021

Seismic Shift 2021 San Francisco anchor captures pictures of lives past and present to post a report on current affairs in his inner world. Being a musician and a journalist is a contradictory thing – you must be tuned into … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Americana, Dan Ashley, pop-rock
THE MARTIAL ARTS – Getting Stranger By The Month
November 13, 2021

The Martial Arts 2021 Contrasting the dreary perception of Caledonia, Scottish combo propose psychedelia pop for the worldwide audience to lap up. This little collective have been plying their entertaining wares for decade and a half now, dealing mostly in … Continue reading
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Tagged pop-rock, psychedelia, The Martial Arts
THE MANGOES – Pale Blue Dot
October 1, 2021

Mango Music 2021 Light delights and space observations from an art-pop collective who strive to hug all of humanity. Having of his past, Tim Morse was free to explore the future yet, quite unexpectedly, instead of charting a new progressive … Continue reading
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Tagged pop-rock, The Mangoes, Tim Morse


