Cheap Lullaby Records have released a couple of fascinating albums in the last week or so both very different and also superbly crafted.Josh Ottum are from Seattle, USA and have just released 'Like The Season'. It's not just the Beehive that's giving them a rather large thumbs up and unashamed plug, The Seattle Weekly recently stated - "Like the Season is one of the more adventurous musical off...
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One of the most comprehensive bootleg sites ever, that has used blogger as a platform was removed yesterday. The Ultimate Bootleg Experience (TUBE) was deleted by (Google) Blogger apparently following a series of desist notifications over an undisclosed period of time. TUBE kindly publicised our site through a link and a lot of people discovered The Beehive as a result. It is our understanding ...
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Right then ! The inbox has been filling up with some great new or newish artists and albums so here is a quick pick of the best that has taken my attention in the last few days...Kicking Off with Bottle Up And Go whose 'darker louder' hi energy blasts into your ears from the opening chord. Their Press says 'Crush up some shards of broken whiskey bottles and colorful confetti and put in a cannon...
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This is hardly an exclusive for this site however this was a really fine concert by Jethro Tull, and I thought it well worth a share here. There is a pro shot DVD of this in circulation however if you are happy just to listen then, this is a good audio copy of the show. This then is Jethro Tull live at Estival Jazz, Piazza Della Riforma, Lugano, Switzerland back on July 9th, 2005.Source: Soundb...
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Japan were a British group, who originally formed in 1974 in Lewisham, South London. The band achieved success in the late 1970's and early 1980s, when they were often associated with the burgeoning New Romantic fashion movement (though the band themselves have downplayed any such connection).Japan's last ever performance was on 16th December 1982 in Nagoya, Japan, this was just five days earli...
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Working my way through this weeks music inbox I came across The Dustys for the first time. It was one of those moments that when I started listening I found my self immediately stop everything else my attention grabbed. I like those moments so thanks The Dustys!Part of their bio states 'The Dustys began as a new direction for veterans of the DC-area garage punk scene, getting together to write ...
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