Keith Richie: “March of the Inanimate” – a soundtrack to your own story
The popularity of 80s-infused, electronic film scores has been steadily increasing in recent years, due in part to the resurgence of the … Keep Reading
Phillip Foxley: “I’ll try ’till I die” – fans of different genres will find their ears enjoying the many sounds
Phillip Foxley is a songwriter/guitarist from the UK. He first picked up a guitar in the 1970s, playing clubs and bars. Over … Keep Reading
Nytro: “Some Things Never Change” – takes us back to the realms of hard rock roots!
I was a Judas Priest fanatic in the late 70’s and the 80’s but fell away in the 90’s as I didn’t … Keep Reading
Silke Berlinn and The Addictions: “RETROPUNK” – frighteningly authentic and perfect!
Silke Berlinn began singing in a Catholic girls’ choir at the age of 6. At 15, she formed her first band in … Keep Reading
Robert Haggarty – “RH” is the kind of album serious hip-hop fans have been waiting for
Robert Haggarty is a rapper and producer who attended Columbia College Chicago, graduating with a major in fiction writing and a significant … Keep Reading
Album Review: Silva Sound – “Lucid Silvan Dub” – elevates dub both musically and spiritually
Dub music, with its offbeat, laidback rhythms and up-tempo, pounding lyrics, has a cool, relaxed feel to it already. But Silva Sound take … Keep Reading
SWELL: Hollywood Drunks Present Music with Depth and Meaning
I consider SWELL to be a strong social statement. This is ‘all killer, no filler’ and every song stands out on its … Keep Reading
