Tag Archives: 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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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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THE KORGIS – Kartoon World

September 10, 2021

The Korgis 2021 Stating that “reality sure leaves its mark” and making sure this mark has a soundtrack, British pop veterans deliver a concept epistle to the world. Here’s a blast from the past – an album that, with its … Continue reading →

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ELECTRIC SIX – Streets Of Gold

August 21, 2021

Cleopatra 2021 Celebrating quarter-century of merriment with new takes on personal favorites, American genre-benders strut their stuff into the future. With the rate this ensemble’s releases pop out, it’s not truly surprising the group resort to outside material from time … Continue reading →

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AGE OF AQUARIUS – …Out There…

June 16, 2021

Rock Company 2021 Marrying hateful reality to hopeful reverie, pop-prog cosmic crew target the alien abduction enigma. There are difficult sophomore efforts and then there is “…Out There…” who follows up on this duo’s debut offering with a four-year gap … Continue reading →

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