Joe Blessett: “Excuse Me” – an album for the open-minded
On his latest album release, “Excuse Me”, Joe Blessett sets the stage with “Who’s In My Shit” – a bass-pounding swing which leads into a fat, flowing guitar-heavy groove you…
Harrison Nida: “Ocean Skin” – inviting, precise and meaningful!
Hailing from Northern California, San-Carlos native Harrison Nida relocated to Manhattan, set about defining his sound. He draws influences from Weezer, Jack Johnson, Blink 182, and Nirvana. Growing up riding…
Album Review: HEO – “Structure” – keyboard-driven and indie rock-influenced
While trying to decide between listening to something ambient or something driven by a steady rock beat, listeners can instead find an enticing blend of the two in Korean band…
A Course of Action Lands a Spot on the Rocklahoma Lineup
Rocklahoma, a Memorial Day weekend festival of rock ‘n’ roll bands, boasts an impressive lineup that features rock purveyors, A Course of Action. Set to be hosted May 22-24 in…
Australian Blues Rock sensation Darren Jack heads to Memphis Tennessee
Australian Blues Rock sensation Darren Jack heads to Memphis Tennessee in January and will perform songs from his new album on infamous Beale Street for the International Blues Challenge 2015.…
Luna Sopor: ‘Cobalt’ – colorful guitar chords and thundering riffs
Luna Sopor is an original high energy Rock Band from the San Francisco Bay Area. The band was started by bassist Troy Szabo, guitar player Jeff Janow, and drummer Marie…
Roger Cole & Paul Barrere: “MARY” – a piece of music to embrace and to think about
Roger Cole & Paul Barrere’s music and lyrics are complex and demands multiple listening’s before you can fully digest what they put into it. I just love their fusion of…
