Tag: Rock
MAGAZINE GAP turn out another blinder with “Ran For Cover”!
Music should be all like this. Not in style or sound, but in dedication, passion and craftsmanship. This is what we, as customers, should demand [Read More…]
Bob Pressner: “American Dream” – a statement of purpose second to none
“American Dream” is a disenchanted look at the current state of affairs in the country today. A champion of the free thinking man, Bob Pressner [Read More…]
Omar Omar: ‘On The Sly’ – a full vision of how they should sound
Omar Omar is a Norwegian pop band who describes their 10 track album, ‘On The Sly’, recorded at Flatcity Records by Jim Berget, as being [Read More…]
Sarantos: “Above The Clouds” – the overall production is immaculate
I have been following Sarantos’ evolution for quite a few years now, so I know for sure he has been through a mega amount of [Read More…]
Steady Work: “Identity Theft” – a new style breaking twist on things!
Dallas Schwake aka Steady Work, is an independent music artist based out of Colorado Springs, CO. Originally a Mississippi Native, Dallas moved to Colorado in [Read More…]
Dustin Steen: “Mixed Genres” – conveying subject matter genuinely and meticulously
With an onslaught of pressure from modern record labels to produce high-selling records frequently and consistently, and the need to secure a loyal consumer base, [Read More…]
Paul Kostick: “Are You Listening?” has a certain sense of flare
Paul Kostick is a singer-songwriter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who delivers acoustic-driven pop-rock tunes accompanied by soulful singing and catchy melodies. Paul’s brand new 4-track EP, [Read More…]
Steve Lieberman: “2nd King of Jewish Punk #31/69: The Last of the Great punk Rock Bass-Heroes”
The music market desperately wants artists placed in a box. Steve Lieberman (better known as The Gangsta Rabbi) doesn’t even want to be in the market, never [Read More…]
Slightly Left Of Centre: “Euphoria” – just keep clicking the repeat button!
How can you resist a band like the Australian crossover rockers, Slightly Left Of Centre? High energy Maroon 5 styled vocals, Daft Punk-like electro- funk [Read More…]
HR Live At CBGB’s 1984 – the power and versatility of HR and Earl Hudson
HR is most well known as the lead singer of revolutionary reggae punk rock band Bad Brains. In their day Bad Brains could have been [Read More…]
