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Mike B & the Universe and Livingmore Reviewed
October 7, 2025
Mike B & the Universe – One Thing (A Machine Can’t Do)
Who knows if the decades-in-the-works Spinal Tap sequel will generate enough money to warrant a third instalment, or, and apologies for pointing this out, if the members of The Tap will be around to…
Lindsey Buck and John DeNicola Reviewed
October 7, 2025
Lindsey Buck – Devil Inside Me
There’s something that makes you want to test the credibility of the claims made by black metal bands or hardcore artists when they talk about the Devil as someone that they serve, like, or merely want to emulate.
If all that is…
David Josephson and Rocket Bike Reviewed
October 6, 2025
David Josephson – Lögner om Berlin
The real artistic geniuses are really appreciated when they are at their best, and even less so by co-inhabitants of their home town. Writing about just a fantastic home is about the romance of the streets that you’ve walked on…
Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham and Real Ones Reviewed
October 3, 2025
Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham – I Want You
As a means of survival, one needs to be convinced that they’re the only one who has ever had a particular life experience. As a way to truly enjoy life, one must believe that nobody else in this whole wide world…
Sara Devoe and Settling Houses Reviewed
October 3, 2025
Sara Devoe – On Death and Dying!
Rockstars can’t really be hurt by what anyone says about them. Books about their supposed actual life may move a few copies, but they won’t move people to believe the writer ahead of the musician.
The famous rock stars…
Daisy Duke and Will Rainier Reviewed
September 26, 2025
Daisy Duke – It’s All Good
There’s a place in North America where everyone who likes classic country and rock n’ roll records has wanted to go. Some saved up money for years, got their papers in check and went out and found it.
If you get a travel agent…
Dewey Kincade - “The Dark Ages” Review
September 25, 2025
Most people make incredible demands on artists. They do it, for the most part, because they make few demands on themselves. They wish that artists live as they should; they want them to uncover beautiful, mysterious things for them, and they expect that the work flow…
Jim Patton & Sherry Brokus - “Two True Loves” Review
September 12, 2025
In a world where the most popular musicians are constantly nagged by A&R people and managers to think about the immediate future, few have the luxury of being advised to consider the future. No, not two or five years from now, but even further than that.
In this…
Hayes Noble and Chris Larson Reviewed
September 9, 2025
Hayes Noble – Seven
Producers hate the rock bands that they need to work with! Or, at least, this is what you’d imagine, judging by the records they make for their employers. Modern examples are, of course, the most egregious affairs, with guitars, drums and…