A must have for all Galactic Cowboys fans. A very focused and solid release start to finish. A concept record about losers, love, loss, and rock n’ roll. Some of the heaviest riffs Monty Colvin has written as well as some of the most melodic catchy chorus’s you’ve heard in years – just try to…
This latest release from Mike Peters and Co. features rerecorded versions of “Unbreak The Promise” (an out take from Declaration, the original was released on the remastered expanded edition of the album), “Howling Wind” (Declaration), “Only The Thunder” (Strength), “Shelter” (Eye Of The Hurricane), “The Rock” and “How The Mighty Fall” (Change), “For Freedom” (83…
While I am not what you would call a Moby “fan,” I do check out most singles and videos he posts online and find myself enjoying them. But when Moby released the video for “The Day”, I was blown away. Maybe it was the angel slaying the demon, but I really connected with that song.…
Just in time for the Cornerstone Festival, Ping drops an EP that finds Jeff Elbel and Co. laying down four tracks that are probably the best work that they have ever done! I know that is saying a lot because Jeff has been making music for years as Ping (prior to that he was in…
When Deliverance first unleashed What a Joke in 1991, fans thought that surely this album was the extent of Jimmy Brown and company’s experimental side. They had no idea what was really in store in the next few years, but at the time this album had a few people scratching their heads. Extremely short songs…
This ep is a great release from Allan Aguirre’s latest band Men As Trees Walking. The thing that is cool about this on a couple of different levels is 1) finally there is some authentic reggae that we have access to! Also 2) the package comes with a t-shirt and a 6 song EP –…
I am so pleased to review this release by David Bazan. I loved Pedro the Lion when the band was together, and I equally love Bazan’s solo career. I think that Bazan is an amazing songwriter and a brilliant communicator. I was so stunned by his last release, Curse Your Branches, that I really didn’t…
My introduction to Daniel Amos came through the Fearful Symmetry album which was released back in 1986; I probably came across it somewhere around ’88 or ’89 when I was 14 or 15 years old. It absolutely changed the way that I viewed Christian music and stamped Terry Taylor’s name on my brain. After finding…