Jack Jeffery
Jack Jeffery is a solo artist from Virginia in the USA who has just released his follow up LP The Constant That Remains to the successful release of Passage to Agadir. Sunday seems to be the day I alight upon an ambience of calmness, so here again I arrive, snow has fallen on the ground, it is Sunday as [...]
Seluah – Review of the album Red Parole
Seluah wandered in to focus back in 2000 were in the radar for a couple of years, drifted away to pursue other projects and on 10th April 2012 release an album – Red Parole. Sometimes being ‘interesting’ is merely being self-indulgent. The Louisville, USA based quartet - Andrew Killmeier (Guitars), Matt Johnson (guitars), Andrew Peace (Bass) and Edward [...]
Sleepy Sun
Sleepy Sun from San Francisco in the USA are a psychedelic rock band which includes - Benjamin Brown, Peter Brown, Louis Brown, Edward Brown, Donald Brown and DJ Tanner on the roster, whose first recording was back in 2008. Sometimes you just know when you hear a band it is something special and Sleepy Sun are of [...]
Bear in Heaven
Since their first release back in 2003 Bear in Heaven - Sadek Bazaraa, Jon Philpot, Joe Stickney and Adam Wills from Brooklyn, in the USA have been experimenting with psychedelic rock. I’m not sure if have some honey smell about me, but my inbox is replete with bands with the name Bear in them, perhaps I [...]
Delta MainLine
Delta MainLine are lot’s of people and lot’s of instruments from Edinburgh in Scotland – David McLachlan (vocals / guitar), Gavin King (bass), Shaun McLachlan (drums / percussion / mandolin / vocals), Verity Blanchard (piano / organs / synths / cello / Raagini Tanpura / vocals), Greg Walker (harmonica / theremin / percussion / effects / [...]
The See See | Mary Soul
The See See have just released their new single Mary Soul through 360dgm and are currently on tour. I wrote about the band a while ago,since when their plans and direction has changed, so I will be getting a new band review up pretty soon, I am also planning on getting along to see them [...]
