Album Reviews
Bicentennial Drug Lord “You Are Never Alone”
Rock mythology for when you’re too old to die young. Burning bright and turning to ashes just in time to join the 27 Club is liable to cement your legacy forever, or at least for a […]
Articles by Sebastian Reyes Turner
Album Reviews
Ernie Palmer “A Teacher, a Preacher & a Bad Farmer”
Memories and tales of a veteran songwriter. Ernie Palmer is a seventy-six-year-old retired schoolteacher from Cartersville, Georgia, who enjoys travelling and spending time with his family. Below this surface level, there are many interesting facts pertinent […]
Album Reviews
Florry “Sounds Like…”
An album to fan the flames of the rock and roll tradition. A versatile band like Florry can be many different things, free by acknowledging their debt to iconic groups like The Band or the Rolling […]
Album Reviews
Mark Mulholland “Fighting With Your Shadow”
Unflagging optimism pervades the tales of a wandering musician. There’s something instantly appealing about the life of an artist who travels the world as they slowly build their body of work. A profusion of examples can […]
Album Reviews
Steph Cameron “Blood Moon”
Communion between past and present is found through nature. The current musical landscape is so incredibly vast that it can be overwhelming at times. Internet, rather than providing a platform for talented unknown artists to reach […]