MICHAEL DILAURO – Spaghetti Western (2016)
A genre I never really covered on this blog is country ā not even the “alternative” country enjoyed by people who are horrified by rednecks and would run screaming from […]
A genre I never really covered on this blog is country ā not even the “alternative” country enjoyed by people who are horrified by rednecks and would run screaming from […]
Here’s part II of what will be an ongoing series exploring the best recordings of certain musical eras ā some pretty famous albums and some you might not have heard […]
Ah, the “cover version”. The staple of musicians needing to fill out an album for contractual reasons. Subject to vicious critiquing by fans of the covered artists. And now, in […]
Having recently announced that I am dialing back my writing time a bit, it behooves me to show I’m still alive and kicking by expounding on a musical topic long […]
It’s been a great year in music, with all the genres I love producing at least one album I can call a classic. I’ve reviewed a ton of music this […]
by Allister Thompson I fancy myself something of a psychedelic music expert, or least a fellow who knows his way around the genre. I’m well up to speed on the […]
by Simon Slator A few months ago, while collecting my son from his swimming lesson, I found myself walking along the schoolās corridors and looking at photos of their studentsā […]
Time for a list because as all observers of the Internet well know, if you make an article into a list, far more people will read it. But I do […]
It’s about time I reviewed something from Happy Puppy Records. It’s a true netlabel pioneer; it’s Canadian, like moi; and its proprietor is a fine gentleman. This new release is […]
by Allister Thompson A lot of music aficionados and connoisseurs, both musicians and non-musicians, go through a Beach Boys phase, which I suppose is not unlike going through a Beatles […]
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