Album Reviews
Dawn Brothers “Cry Alone”
A solid seventh LP from Rotterdam’s Dawn Brothers; it’s well worth a listen, particularly if your tastes extend to the rockier end of americana. While there are number of Dutch rock and pop acts that have […]
Album Reviews
Album Reviews
The Waterboys “Life, Death Dennis Hopper”
Scott’s conceptual eulogy to Dennis Hopper, played out in ‘freak mode’, man. It might be considered a sign of a worthy, even great, artist who after 46 years of releasing records can still produce an LP […]
Album Reviews
The Bluest Sky “Homegrown”
Six of the best under a clear blue sky. A mini-album is a somewhat unusual concept. On the one hand, it gives the listener a taster of what may be to come on a complete outing; […]
Album Reviews
Liz Longley “New Life”
Liz Longley leaves sad songs behind to reflect on the concerns and wonderment of marriage and parenthood. When you think of female singers with the most immaculate voices, and perfect pitch, you would probably come up […]
Album Reviews
Thee Holy Brothers “High In My Balloon”
Sixties homage that sets a cancer journey to different musical styles. Thee Holy Brothers is a supergroup of sorts, formed of Willie Aron and Marvin Etzioni, whose full CVs would take up this entire review. Etzioni […]