Now safely out of troubles way and living in Northern France, English writer Jeff Perkins is ‘busy’ (translated as having a ball) exploring the music scene across Europe via his two Blogcritics columns Eurorock and Classic Eurorock. Eurorock covers the new releases that land on his doormat on a daily basis, much to the disgust of Madame Postlady and her overloaded French donkey, Marcel le Parcel. In amongst all of this frantic activity he brings you concert reviews, interviews, and other features from the European music world. His journeys not only take him to the glamour of Paris and London but also to some offbeat places that you would need an atlas to find. Classic Eurorock covers music for people of a certain age, a bit like Jeff himself, and deals with European re-issues, re-masters, re-releases, and some that just deserve to be remembered. So whether it’s hello, bonjour, hei, ahoj, szia, hola, gutentag, ciao, dag, hej, or salut, long live rock!
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UK's Scott McKeon has no Trouble with his second album.
Ellie Lawson creates her own reality with Lost Songs.
Consortium cook up their return.
Polish Prog band Riverside at their commanding best.
"A substantive link between the music and the landscape which inspired it." (Richard Skelton)
Somethings Dripping in Sweden. Eurorock explores.
An excellent set of Dustbowl Blues, from Glasgow.
An eclectic trip through some recent European releases.
A sprawling but enthralling set from Austria's Parov Stelar.
Huge in scale, ambition, and achievement.
Living proof that aliens did visit our planet.
Danny Bryant just as we want him to be.
Heroes of the Prog Rock club.
Why waste words? This is class.
Stripped down UK Americana at its best.
Psychrock at its wonderful best.
More than welcome. Osada Vida serve up something special.
A three headed monster of Raw rock.
The very essence of The English Way.
Windows up, engine idling, rain later. More than good.