Here is a band in full control of their talent and musicianship that had four studio albums that time would ultimately call one of the most amazing beginnings of any band ever, comparable only to the thunderous Black Sabbath’s first four albums.
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Music Review: The Front End – ‘Growing Pains’ EP
The Front End balance out different styles and genres within the same track to best convey their growing pains.
Read More »Music Review: Electra Day – ‘The Quiet Hours’
Listeners looking for music to inspire a meditation of their own would do well to give ‘The Quiet Hours’ a try.
Read More »Video Interview: Singer Patrizio Buanne at the Friars Club
In concert, and as I found out in person as you can see in the video interview below from the Friars Club in New York, Patrizio's charm, unforgettable persona, and anointed voice allow him to revel in interpreting pop songs and Italian and international standards, leading to millions of album sales globally.
Read More »Music Review: Fela Kuti – ‘Box Set 3’ (Curated by Brian Eno)
After countless listens, I feel as if I both know Fela Kuti more than I ever knew any other African artist before, and also how little I appreciated the struggles and injustices that take place across the world in other people’s hometowns or communities. It takes a strong light to shine down on some of the darkest days in the shadow. Thank god Fela Kuti burned as bright as he did for our awareness.
Read More »Music Review: A Tribe Called Red – ‘We Are the Halluci Nation’
'We Are the Halluci Nation' from A Tribe Called Red will knock your socks off musically, intellectually, and emotionally,
Read More »Music Review: The Blue Poets – ‘The Blue Poets’
The Blue Poets bring together 1970s classic rock, modern alternative rock, and blues in their self-titled album.
Read More »Music Review: Logan Metz – ‘The Last Remaining Payphone in L.A.’
Soulful singer Logan Metz’s ‘The Last Remaining Payphone in L.A.’ is a beautiful composed emotion-laden experience.
Read More »Concert Review: Juilliard415 with Rachel Podger – Virtuoso Concertos of the Italian Baroque (NYC 10/16/2016)
With polished young performers on many different instruments at her disposal, Podger presented a wide range of music that featured flutes, oboes, and bassoon as well as strings.
Read More »Music Review: The Survival Code – ‘Broken Strings’ EP
‘Broken Strings’ is made for fans of mainstream punk rock.
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