by Kev Rowland | Sep 29, 2025 | Reviews
Last year singer/songwriter Maryen Cairns released volume one of her live album, and now she is back with the second. At the end of Maryen’s 2023 UK tour, she went into Echotown Studios with her mentor, legendary Rolling Stones producer Chris Kimsey, and over the next...
by Kev Rowland | Sep 29, 2025 | Reviews
I have been fortunate enough to have reviewed a few of the Melbourne-based jazz guitarist’s albums over the years, and one knows it is going to be a thoroughly enjoyable experience, and here again is another fine example. I don’t get to Melbourne as often as I used...
by Kev Rowland | Sep 29, 2025 | Reviews
Some four years ago I was introduced to bluegrass musician Jason Dea West (vocals, guitar, harmonica) when he was part of the incredible Magnolia Sessions series for Anti-Corp, and now here he is back with his latest album. Normally he performs and records totally...
by rogue | Sep 28, 2025 | Reviews
I have waited 50 years to finally discover a project that would be as close to my own personal values, traditions and expertise. Lucky to have been educated by three major areas of interest that has forged my persona: multiple languages, progressive rock and history,...
by rogue | Sep 24, 2025 | Reviews
This is my second PINN DROPP album, a heavy prog band from Warszaw, Poland and since it came recommended by my promo associate Bad Dog Promotions, how could I resist the desire to check this out? Their debut Perfectly Flawed in 2018 was certainly not defective in any...
by rogue | Sep 22, 2025 | Reviews
And here is another phenomenal artist who cannot go wrong in anyone’s book, or so it seems, after a long period in the shadows of the front tier of prog artists, guitarist extraordinaire Nick Fletcher is rapidly becoming the darling of the community, as his incredible...
