Album Review: Rush, “Hemispheres 40th Anniversary Edition”
Celebrating Rush's most overlooked final big prog statement piece, Hemispheres.
Album Review: Daniel Amos, “Horrendous Disc Ultra Deluxe Edition” Vinyl Box Set
This time of year brings back a lot of phrases to mind. The obvious ones, of course, are “Merry Christmas,” “Happy Chanukkah,” and “Happy New Year,” but also, “Makes a…
Album Review: Various Artists, “White Lace and Promises: The Songs of Paul Williams”
You know Paul Williams. Depending on what generation you hail from, you may not know that you know Paul Williams, but trust me. You do. You may know him as…
Album Review: Steven Wilson, “Home Invasion: In Concert At The Royal Albert Hall”
On the final night of his three night sold out residency at the Royal Albert Hall, London in March 2018, Steven Wilson performed what was, in essence, a retrospective of…
Album Review: Carptree, “Subimago”
2005 was a bad time for prog rock. Fans of the genre will dispute this and say it was a golden age, and if you look back strictly in terms…
In Memoriam: Stan Lee, Marvel Comics Pioneer (1922-2018)
What’s going on? Why are we featuring the life of Stan Lee on MusicTAP? Well, as with all things, it’s complicated. Hang on, dear reader, and I will clue you…
RE:Visit – Pearl Jam, “Binaural” (2000)
Dw. Dunphy focuses on the often overlooked 2000 album from Pearl Jam which found them leaving their comfort zones.
Kickstarter For The Lost Dogs’ “Little Red Riding Hood” to Launch in November
On November 2, various Facebook announcements were posted alerting people that The Lost Dogs’ album, Little Red Riding Hood (1993), was in the pipeline for a reissue, including a limited…
Rant ‘n Roll: Death and the Mainstay
Happy Halloween, y’all. What they say about death and the artist is frustrating, and predictably true. Even those who are most celebrated in life achieve a greater footprint in the…
RE:Visit – The Comsat Angels, “I’m Falling” (1985)
Dw. Dunphy takes a deep dive into the respected post-punk band The Comsat Angels and their "could have been a" hit, "I'm Falling."
RE:Visit – Hans Zimmer, “Inception” (2010)
Dw. Dunphy takes a deep dive into Hans Zimmer's iconic score for Inception.