Mercury Rev – The Secret Migration
The Secret Migration has always been a hopeful album, and hope is certainly something we need right now! The Secret Migration is a magical album in…
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Rikard Sjöblom Gungfly – Alone Together
This is a progressive rock album with the emphasis on rock. Rikard’s musicianship and song-writing is strong. Here he’s aided by a powerful rhythm…
Sigue Sigue Sputnik- Flaunt It
As I’ve said in previous reviews, there is a great interest in all things ‘80s, and it would be hard to get more ‘80s than…
White Lion – All You Need Is Rock ‘N’ Roll-The Complete Albums 1985-1991
Interest in all things ‘80s shows no signs of abating soon; so this well-put together collection is sure to find an audience. White Lion…
Sigh – Scorn Defeat
This a special 2-CD edition Sigh’s ground-breaking 1993 debut. Sometimes the passage of time diminishes an album’s power, but in the case of Sigh’s Scorn…
Steve Earle and the Dukes – Ghosts of West Virginia
A deeper look at the grooves pressed into the Ghosts of West Virginia LP by Steve Earle and The Dukes. I confess that –…
L7 – Smell The Magic
“How could a thirty-year-old album inspire a political discussion in 2020,” you ask? Well, come on – look at the state of the world,…
The Flaming Lips – American Head
From the moment they have the opportunity to hear American Head, there’s no doubt that Flaming Lips fans will rejoice at the band’s return,…
Samurai – Samurai
Samurai (born from the ashes of a band called WEB if memory serves me correct) disbanded shortly after the release of their self-titled debut;…
Pokey LaFarge – Rock Bottom Rhapsody
Listening to Pokey LaFarge’s ninth album (first for New West Records, and first I had ever heard) had a very strange effect on me….