New Vangelis Album, Rosetta, Arrives In September
A new Vangelis album is always a good reason to get excited. The new announcement that Vangelis would be releasing a new album based on the European Space Agency’s space…
A new Vangelis album is always a good reason to get excited. The new announcement that Vangelis would be releasing a new album based on the European Space Agency’s space…
With new vinyl production making a hit wave out of the rich ‘previously released’ markets as many rediscover the turntable (or take it out of storage), it’s always a pleasure…
The Rifles is a UK band that I’ve raved on before. With a sound not dissimilar to The Jam from the ’70s, The Rifles have forged a great New Millennium…
Kaiser Chiefs is a UK indie band that has been with us for quite a while, certainly longer than many. They started back in 2000 and still do it up…
Why some bands have never had a proper live set released on vinyl or CD is beyond me. It’s an accurate display of a band during a particular period that…
It’s a post that many of us have been anxiously awaiting for. The announced arrivals of the Steve Wilson Stereo and 5.1 remixes of two Adrian Belew-period King Crimson classics,…
It’s always an amazing thing to be able to get a fresh and complete collection featuring the music of someone (or band) that you’ve grown to admire musically over the…
I first got my UK pressing of “God Save The Queen” by The Sex Pistols at the St. Louis location of Peaches Records and Tapes. I had heard it on…
A few weeks ago, I had mentioned that Emerson, Lake & Palmer were getting new presentations of their first three releases, Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970), Tarkus (1971), Pictures At…
Black Sabbath has always been the founding father of all things musically metal. Their arrival on turntables in 1970 with their eponymous debut have set into motion a whole new…
The vinyl tsunami continues unabated with a wave of more titles arriving. Here’s what we have coming up: The latest album from The Monkees, Good Times!, is slated for 180g-weight…
Anyone that remembers Gary Wright, either for his tenure with Spooky Tooth, or his high-charting solo efforts, Dreamweaver (1975), The Light Of Smiles (1977), or even his work on George…