Tag Archives: pop-rock

JANGLE TOWN – A Love So True

March 22, 2018

Cramada 2018 Debut statement from Swedish suppliers of garage jangle that rocks and rolls. A Polaroid snapshot of this group on-stage may suggest they’re tuned into retro, but the Skövde collective don’t seem to pay much attention to the era … Continue reading →

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TAUTOLOGIC – Re:Psychle

March 21, 2018

Turtle Down 2018 Warm wonders from the Windy City where everyday heroes get their fair share of woe and joy. “There’s a dearth of fresh excitement in the music world today”: the statement from one of this record’s songs rings … Continue reading →

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LIFE IN A BLENDER – Happy Enough

March 15, 2018

Fang 2017 On a literary bender to blend new themes into their multicolored narrative, NYC band find glee in a turmoil. A quarter of a century down the starting line, the brightness of any artistic idea can fade out, yet … Continue reading →

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ANTHONY PHILLIPS – Invisible Men

February 3, 2018

Passport 1983 / Esoteric 2017 Disappearing into a different persona, prog proponent produces a potent pop proposition. Ever since Anthony Phillips had emerged as a solo artist, listeners expected exquisite grandeur from him that, built in impressionistic strokes, would culminate … Continue reading →

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JAMES WARREN – Innocent Bystander

January 16, 2018

Angel Air 2017 Seeking no refuge from passion, one of the finest pop purveyors is struck through the heart… again. What can an artist do once the lummy days of are and the fabric of THE KORGIS had been drawn … Continue reading →

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