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Neovenator: Songs From The End Of The Pier (2024)

Formed in 2021 by Simon Waller (guitar/vocals), Neovenator released their first EP in 2022. When I realised that had been produced by JC Carroll of The Members I must admit I smiled as here is a group which is taking us back to that time just after punk when bands...

Metsän Alttari: Metsän Alttari (2024)

Here we have the debut album by Finnish musician Janeski (Janne Karppinen) who previously had been in Elvenscroll for many years before deciding to strike out on his own, literally. Here he provides guitars, bass, vocals, drums/synth programming, mixing and mastering,...

Impellitteri: War Machine (2024)

Surely everyone has heard of Impellitteri, even if they haven’t heard their music. Formed all the way back in 1987 by Chris Impellitteri (guitars) and singer Rob Rock, the band have had quite a few members over the years with Impellitteri being the only constant, with...

Diego Amador & Jose Maria Bandera: Paqueando (2024)

Everyone who knows the wonderful Leonardo Pavkovic understands that not only has he introduced the world to some amazing fusion artists , but he has been on a mission to highlight music we would not otherwise have come across which is why for years he has been...

Deadspace: The Dark Enlightenment (2024)

Here we have the eighth album from Perth’s black/gothic metal masters Deadspace. I’ve only made it to Perth once (it takes longer to fly there from Sydney than it does to fly to Sydney from NZ) and I found it a lovely vibrant city, but it is obvious these guys inhabit...

Dave Stryker: Stryker with Strings Goes to the Movies (2025)

Although guitarist Dave Stryker and arranger and conductor Brent Wallarab are both faculty members of Indiana University in their Jazz Studies Program, they had not worked together until they collaborated on the Emmy-winning PBS special ‘Wes Montgomery at 100: A 100th...

Daria Kulesh: MotherLand (2025)

Daria is back with her fourth album, her first since 2019’s excellent ‘Earthly Delights’, although there have been other works including the excellent ‘Flowers’ which was released with Odette Michell and Karen Pfeiffer. Odette has even returned to provide some backing...

Gridfailure: When The Lights Go Out Vol. IV (2024)

If it wasn’t for the fact that I have being reviewing David Brenner for years, and know he is genuinely a really nice guy who worries about cleaning his yard like any other American, I would honestly imagine him inhabiting a lab somewhere in a haunted mansion in the...

Schëppe Siwen: Richtung Fraiheet (2024)

Luxembourg-based folk-punk outfit Schëppe Siwen are new to me, but I believe this is their fourth studio album and is a blast from start to finish. Somehow, they manage to fit ten musicians onstage and, in the studio, with four trumpeters, a flautist, an accordionist,...

Pony Boy All-Star Big Band: This Is Now [Live At Boxley’s] (2024)

The Seattle-based Pony Boy All-Star Big Band was formed together by drummer/arranger Greg Williamson, and within the ranks of the 18 musicians on this recording are people who have played with The Glenn Miller Orchestra, Woody Herman’s Thundering Herd, Harry James...
Moone: I Am Who I Am (2022) single

Moone: I Am Who I Am (2022) single

There are some people who come into this world and put the rest of us to shame as to what they achieve, and undoubtedly one of those was Eva McGauley, who at the age of 15 was diagnosed with terminal cancer, to which she succumbed a little more than 3 years later. Eva...

Mim Jensen: Germaphobe (2022) single

Mim Jensen: Germaphobe (2022) single

This is the debut single from Ōtautahi artist Mim Jensen, and a load of fun it is too. It commences with jangly guitar and Mim’s vocals, and soon we are taken into commercial indie rock which has definite nods back to the likes of Fur Patrol. Although this is credited...

Corduroy.: Ozone (2022) single

Corduroy.: Ozone (2022) single

Ozone is the latest single from Wellington-based band Corduroy, and is taken from their forthcoming EP, Quarter Life. Stylistically it is hitting into many bases, from disco and big soul to soft jazz and even some rap, all designed to get the listener into the groove...

Caitlin: States EP (2022)

Caitlin: States EP (2022)

Here we have the debut EP from young Christchurch-based indie-pop musician Caitlin (Caitlin Bradley) who is currently studying at Ara Music Arts in the city. She took the songs to Ryan Chin (Fisherman), and together with Will McGillivray (Goodwill), Thomas Isbister,...

Scapegoat: Reality And The Hanging Tree (2022)

Scapegoat: Reality And The Hanging Tree (2022)

Rene Black can often be found out and about on the Auckland scene, either playing in the premier NZ Sabbath tribute band {After Forever}, or just supporting other bands and enjoying the vibe. We regularly bump into each other at our favourite dive, Ding Dong Lounge,...

Keith Tippett & Matthew Bourne: Aeolian (2021)

Keith Tippett & Matthew Bourne: Aeolian (2021)

Keith Tippett started working with Matthew Bourne in 2016, and between 2017 and 2019 they performed a series of two-piano concerts, which is remarkable given that Keith suffered a heart attack in 2018 and was generally unwell, dying in 2020. The majority of their...

Lost Dog Street Band: The Magnolia Sessions (2021)

Lost Dog Street Band: The Magnolia Sessions (2021)

When one reads the press release, one just has to wonder how Dan Emery managed to record this. Guitarist/vocalist Benjamin Tod and fiddle player Ashley Mae had been working on their farm all day, then drove the few hours it took to get to the studio, to find that...

Parius -The Signal Heard Throughout Space (2022)

Parius -The Signal Heard Throughout Space (2022)

The United States, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bandcamp 61 mins   Bandcamp Facebook Progressive Post Metal/Rock with Dark Melodic Intentions Rating 90/100 The origins of the band started in 2011 with a group of 15 to 16-year-old Philadelphian High School Kids forming a...

Imaginarium : The Rise of Medici (2022)

Imaginarium : The Rise of Medici (2022)

Composed by Eric Bouillette & Clive Nolan Format: Earbook 2CDs (limited hand-numbered) Recorded by Eric Bouillette & Clive Nolan Style: Prog Rock/Renaissance Rock Lyrics: Clive Nolan Country: UK Mix & mastering: Alexandre Lamia Label: Anesthetize...

Black Velvet Butterfly: Black Velvet Butterfly (2022)

Black Velvet Butterfly: Black Velvet Butterfly (2022)

Black Velvet Butterfly are a one-man band from Auckland featuring James Castady-Kristament. I was intrigued to be sent this as when I looked on their Bandcamp page it said, “It may just well be the coolest thing you’ve heard in the Goth scene since Type O Negative.”...

Massacre: Mythos (2022)

Massacre: Mythos (2022)

Massacre have been through multiple line-up changes over the last nearly 40 years since their inception, but they are widely regarded as one of the most important bands on the death metal scene, creating a style which has impacted and influenced many others. Indeed,...

Kirsty Dewar: Influence (2022)

Kirsty Dewar: Influence (2022)

Scottish singer Kirsty Dewar contacted me recently to see if I would be interested in reviewing her new EP, and as one of my self-imposed rules is that I always review whatever I am offered by a band (as opposed to a label or PR company) I of course said yes. She told...

Carnifex: Slow Death (2016)

Carnifex: Slow Death (2016)

Carnifex are one of those oddities, in that their core line-up has been incredibly stable pretty much since formation, and they even survived a year-long hiatus intact. At the time of this their sixth album in 2016, they still had founder members Shawn Cameron (drums)...

Carnifex: Graveside Confessions (2021)

Carnifex: Graveside Confessions (2021)

Not long before turning to their eight album, Carnifex lost lead guitarist Jordan Lockrey, and the core quartet decided to continue as they were for the time being, which allowed a little more room in the music for the bass to make it presence felt. Given it was...

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  • Let See Thin – Machine Called Life
    by Kevin Thompson on April 2, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    Let See Thin is a progressive Polish quintet from Łódź, Poland, formed in 2018, released their debut album, 2Years2Late, at the end of 2020 which received positive reviews. The band gained further recognition through performances at various festivals, outdoor events,…

  • Von Hertzen Brothers
    by Alex Driessen on April 1, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    Poppodium Boerderij, Zoetermeer [NL] Saturday, 15th March 2025 After releasing their latest studio album In Murmuration in 2024, and the live album Live at Tavastia, it is now time for a short tour through Western Europe for Finland’s Von Hertzen…

  • Dominic Sanderson – Blazing Revelations
    by Graham Thomas on March 31, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    Many of us of a certain age will return time and again to the classic bands of the seventies which fired our imagination in our youth, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. But of course, they aren’t going to…

  • Wolfgang Flür – Times
    by Peter Hilton on March 30, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    Since officially parting ways from Kraftwerk in 1986-ish, Wolfgang Flür has kept himself busy in the music business as a club DJ and also by collaborating with various dance and synthpop bands. A debut solo album wasn’t forthcoming until 2015,…

  • Claire Waller – Arthur Brown
    by Darren Walker on March 29, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    The creative genius behind The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown stage show Unless they are big names with equally large budgets, even if they are well known, or even legendary, most bands would struggle to deliver a show that goes…

  • IQ – Dominion
    by Leo Trimming on March 28, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    IQ return with Dominion six years after 2019’s Resistance… and a lot has changed in between, both in the band and the wider world. A new album from this legendary band is always a special event. From the opening resonant…

  • Van Der Graaf Generator – World Record (2CD/Blu-ray Boxset)
    by Peter Hilton on March 27, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    Van Der Graaf Generator’s (VDGG) seventh studio album, released in 1976, is generally seen to be a last hurrah of the classic line up, coming as it did at the end of a fertile creative period, following closely behind two…

  • The Swan Chorus – You’re Despicable
    by David Edwards on March 26, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    You’re Despicable (best pronounced with a suitable Daffy Duck lisp!) is a refreshingly vibrant, melodic and song-orientated collection of progressive pop songs, from David Knowles and Colin McKay. These seasoned Liverpool-based musicians and songwriters reunited back in 2015 under The…

  • IQ – “Dominion”
    by Rob on March 26, 2025 at 3:35 pm

    I got into IQ back in 1993 when they released “Ever” which is still one of my favorite albums by anyone. Since then, IQ has been one of the most consistently great bands. Each album they have put out has … Continue reading →

  • Ziferblat
    by Basil Francis on March 25, 2025 at 6:00 pm

    Eurovision season is upon us again, and the continent has once again proffered an interesting selection of tunes to be blared into the homes of more than 150 million people in May. This year, I decided to follow all the…

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