Rogers Waters’ Amused To Death To Get Audio Remixes
As Pink Floyd dismantled the collective engines of their greatness, tossing the bolts haphazardly aside so as to effectively prevent them from creating as a viable unit, Roger Waters moved…
TAPSheet: Release Notes – 04/10/2014 (US Report)
A few brief notes before we dig into what little there is to notate as upcoming releases: Johnny Winter has a new album in the works to be named Step…
Great Radio
Let’s retreat to a well-traveled subject, if not a worn out one. I’m a believer of radio, especially great radio. In the late ’60s, after I had discovered the power…
Rival Sons To Deliver New Album In June
We’ve talked about Rival Sons before. They are a classic rock-sounding band from Long Beach, California, that has been gathering attention all along the release timeline of their previous three…
Talia’s Overflow Notes – 04/07/2014
John Coltrane – Some major John Coltrane release news has just been announced. For those of you who own the old U.K. grey-market title from the Free Factory label called…
TAPSheet: Release Notes – 04/03/2014 (US Report)
Reprise Records have several more 180g-weight vinyl LPs coming with Eric Clapton titles. On June 10, the label will re-release From the Cradle (2LP), Me And Mr Johnson, and Riding…
Review: Love Me Leave Me – Anji Bee
Anji Bee, the honey-voiced chanteuse of Lovespirals, has gone and made what many fans of the band was waiting a long time for, her own solo album. Any fan aware…
Nazareth To Release New Album In June, McCafferty’s Last
I have a favorite Nazareth album. It was (and still is) Razamanaz from 1973, their first on A&M Records (it was their third album overall, the previous two being rather…
1994 Morrissey Classic, Vauxhall And I, To Get Remastered 20th Anniversary Edition
Fans of The Smiths, and in particular, Morrissey, will be pleased to know that Rhino and Parlophone will reissue the 1994 classic, Vauxhall And I in a 2CD 20th Anniversary…
Review: Songs From A Movie – Mary Chapin Carpenter
From album to album, there is an anticipation that Mary Chapin Carpenter might not do as good as her last one. Well, it was just too damn good. How does…
Review: Olias Of Sunhillow – Jon Anderson (SACD-Stereo Hybrid)
After the legendary sessions of Relayer, the band elected to take some decompression time to release solo works. Every member produced an album that, in many ways, thrilled the fans…
Sweden’s Folk/Rock Sister Duo, First Aid Kit, To Release New Album In June
It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of the Swedish Folk/Rock sister duo known as First Aid Kit. Their last album is something to listen to. In fact, I…