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Tag Archives: pop-rock
ROME 56 – Paradise Is Free
May 7, 2024

Think Like A Key 2024 Take your off coats: there’s no dress code in heaven – it’s that simple up there in the sky. Back in the late ’70s, THE SHIRTS used to occupy the same pop end of punk … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Lamonica, pop-rock, Rome 56
EX NORWEGIAN – Sooo Extra
May 2, 2024

Think Like A Key 2023 Spreading Miami Beach’s warmth across the world, a forest dreamer reflects on reality in flux. For years the cover artwork of this collective’s albums have seemed too simple or too puzzling to be truly evocative, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ex Norwegian, pop-rock
DONOVAN’S BRAIN – Fire Printing
April 25, 2024

Career 2024 Bozeman ensemble emerge from the verge of tragedy to reinvent their jangly reveries. It took this collective a couple of years to recover from the loss of three core members and celebrate the group’s thirtieth anniversary by displaying … Continue reading
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Tagged Deniz Tek, Donovan's Brain, pop-rock, psychedelia, Ric Parnell
AARYTHMERS – Cardiac
February 29, 2024

Guy Earl Wall 2023 Love epistles from Louisiana lock into the heartbeat of losses and trouvailles. For a few years now, Guy Wall and Vince Marini have been defying the notion that all the New Orleans’ sounds share the same … Continue reading
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Tagged Aarythmers, pop-rock
FLY TO THE SUN – Fly To The Sun
December 17, 2023

Universe 2023 Where angels fear to tread: star-studded American project unveils its melodious agenda. Recently, there’s been no deficit of faux-anonymous ensembles whose masterminds’ identities are concealed behind some simple moniker as if to contrast a stellar cast of their … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Sheehan, Fly To The Sun, Gregg Bissonette, Jennifer Batten, Joe Deninzon, pop-rock, prog rock


