Review: Give My Love To London – Marianne Faithfull
Marianne Faithfull has enjoyed a long career of music. From her early appearance in the early ’60s, with a best-selling song (“As Tears Go By”), through her late ’70s re-emergence…
Review: The Pale Emperor – Marilyn Manson
Marilyn Manson has been around since the late ’80s although any recorded material from the band didn’t hit the shelves until 1994 with the release of Portrait Of an American…
Review: Holographic Codex – Alio Die & Lorenzo Montaná
Alio Die, an Italian ambient composer has more than a few excellent ambient albums in release including the stunning Echo Passage, released in 1999. That album was released with Vidna…
The Ambient Series: Call Of The North – Ugasanie (CD Review)
There are many, many variants of ambient music in the world of music these days. They encompass so many moods, stories, thoughts, and intents, that you could actually subscribe to…
Review: The Garden Party – A Celebration Of Wishbone Ash Music – Martin Turner
Music by Wishbone Ash has almost always been a plus in my listening experiences. For one reason or another, they had an awesome sense of the Blues, Rock and Roll,…
Review: Letting Go – July A.D.
The last time I listened to July A.D., I was thoroughly impressed with their album, In Black. Released in 2012, the album featured strong Rock and Roll, with a sound…
Review: Wild Winter – Smoke Fairies
With just mere days until the holidays, I can’t let the latest from Smoke Fairies go without a notice. Their new album, Wild Winter, is a holiday album set with…
Review: Weekend – The Sounds
In listening – once again – to the 2013 release of Weekend by the Swedish band, The Sounds, I, once again, find myself pleased with their Pop/Rock compositions. Moreover, their…
Review: Big Music – Simple Minds
With the news that Sparkle In The Rain, the 1984 Simple Minds classic, will be reissued in a massive update that includes two 5.1 Surround Sound remixes, and a hi-quality…
Review: The Rolling Stones-From The Vault-LA Forum-Live In 1975 (DVD) – Talia’s Overflow Notes
It has to be said straight off. If you want to pick up a great deal for the newest installment of the physical product release for the From The Vault…
Review: The Rolling Stones-From The Vault-Hampton Coliseum-Live In 1981 (DVD) – Talia’s Overflow Notes
It needs to be stated right off the bat. An official Rolling Stones vault release series needs to be supported. Now that the Stones organization has begun releasing physical product…
Review: Fumes – Lily & Madeleine
When the sisters made their debut with the incredibly rich and mature five-track EP, The Weight Of The Globe, fans from around the world began to wait anxiously for their…