One of our favorite electronic music entities, Remergence (think Orb, Tangerine Dream, Pink Floyd) is working on a new album for release. Remergence, featuring Karen Woodham and Jake Jones, has been recording since 1997 and has delivered an impressive output of mind altering sound scapes. These Welsh prodigies have conducted an interview as they prepare [...]
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New Yorker Peter Galperin has released this seven track mini album / EP entitled "Perfect World Today" in 2010. Already amassing universal support and critical acclaim as being a taste of 'real' and truly original material, the album is much more than just easy listening. Sure, you can put your feet up and chill to [...]
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Boston Massachusetts is the hometown of songsmith Matthew Wade, the alter ego of “My Silent Bravery” who released his 2011 offering “Can’t Quit” to critical acclaim. The CD cover is a minimalist affair comprising of Japanese “KOI” fish design and scripted text, which has a classical, perhaps even gothic appeal. It put me in mind [...]
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This review was written by Adam Taylor (UK). This is The Good Evol’s latest CD “Butterfly Crush” officially released in 2011. Natalia Bartolotti and company bring to the table a plethora of musical experience that can’t be questioned. They hail from Los Angeles and are no strangers to the music business. I always listen to [...]
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O’Kane is from Brooklyn, New York and has released his 6 Song EP “The Monsters Kiss” in 2011. There is little information in the internet about Tim and unfortunately his website is currently under construction, however his sleeve notes explain that he plays keyboards and vocals. The EP sets things off with “Lullaby”: a gentle [...]
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I was asked to review the latest album by JJ Crowne via “Soundcloud”, and whilst this is a great way of sharing music quickly I cant help feeling that I’m missing out on sound quality and the benefits of artwork and band information. His Myspace site doesn’t give any background information other than to say [...]
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A low growl pushes against your chest giving birth to a swirling sitar that empties unto a dark path as you enter the Temple of Doom. The sense of impending doom by some black shape is palpable. This black shape reveals itself as the debut full length release from Seattle’s own Seven Against Thebes (7AT) [...]
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The Audioengine 2 (aka A2) compact powered speakers deliver phenomenal sound for their size and probably the best sound in their class. Like the A5, the A2 is built with speaker grade MDF and uses Kevlar woofers and silk dome tweeters. They offer simple, attractive styling that will fit well on anyone’s desk. [amzn_product_post] “I [...]
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Audioengine 2 (A2) Premium Powered Desktop Speakers system is the new standard for multimedia sound from a PC or portable music player and closes the gap between computer speakers and home audio. Audioengine 2 is the perfect upgrade for your computer or iPod if you are a music lover that likes to get the most [...]
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The powered Audioengine 5 (aka A5) speakers deliver phenomenal, audiophile sound and offers simple yet attractive styling. These speakers are more akin to a studio monitor speaker than your typical plastic computer speaker. Audioengine constructs the cabinets out of speaker grade MDF and features Kevlar woofers and silk tweeters. Other than their award winning and [...]
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Audioengine 5 (A5) Premium Powered Bookshelf Speakers are award-winning sound and the perfect audio upgrade for the music enthusiast who spends a lot of time at the PC. The Audioengine 5 is a real speaker system for all your music and lives comfortably as a true audiophile product. Wireless-ready, the system brings convenience and high [...]
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The Audioengine 5 (A5) with the Bamboo finish brings the same specs as the standard finish A5s with the only difference being the bamboo finish. These remarkable looking PC speakers sound better than they look. The bamboo finish brings audiophile quality sound and an environmentally friendly build to help you reduce your carbon footprint. [amzn_product_post] [...]
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Acoustic rock outfit The Matt Burke Band includes Matt Burke (obviously) on Rhythm Guitar and Vocals and his counterpart Brue Baker on lead guitar. For their 2010 debut “Pretty Close to Very Good” they enlisted Dan Milligan (Drums) and Gordy Cushman (Bass). Interestingly, Matt lives in Illinois and has recorded his parts at Ultraviolet Lounge [...]
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In 2007, Australian songwriting brothers Chris and Evan Brown formed “Kotadama” (Japanese for word-spirit) as a new creative outlet and according to their website, this is after touring the world as competitive ballroom dancers and dabbling on the stock market! The album opens with a catchy synthesized string and drum machine arrangement. “Destinations” has a [...]
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Californian guitarist and vocalist Dane Drewis has released his 2010 debut album “Rock and Soul” featuring Dale Drewis on bass and vocals and Jason Weed on drums. Dane Launches his album with a funky souly groove entitled “Friday Night”. Straight away we know we’re in for a real treat as Dane’s smooth and emotive vocals [...]
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Californian multi-instrumentalist Dale Turner independently released his 42 minute album “Mannerisms Magnified” in 2010. The songs are technically brilliant and when you consider that all of the vocals and instruments were performed by Dale himself, you have to step back and re-evaluate what you think of this material. I’m not surprised it took him four [...]
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Robin DeLorenzo is based in New Jersey, USA. She’s a singer/songwriter who describes herself as gutsy emotional and undeniable (on her website), which I have to admit had me quite curious as to what I was about to hear. Her 35 minute debut CD entitled “Wanna Fly” was released in 2010 and begins with “I’d [...]
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As any Ozzy Osbourne fan worth his salt knows, Sony has just released the 30th Anniversary re-issue and remaster of Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman — Ozzy’s first solo albums, and more importantly, his studio collaborations with the legendary Randy Rhoads. This re-issue is highly anticipated for several reasons, but mostly because [...]
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Kelly Pettit is a visionary singer-songwriter based just north of Tokyo Japan, although he was born and raised in Canada. “These Days” is Pettit’s fifth solo offering, produced by Greg Arnold and released in 2010. I was pleasantly surprised by the opening track “She Shines”. Kelly introduces the album with his voice and acoustic guitar [...]
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