This is Doug Burr’s follow up to his acclaimed On Promenade album. O Ye Devastator is hands down simply a brilliant album. True to form for Burr, this is poetic melancholy at its finest. Burr’s voice is haunting, hitting the … Continued
I have read many labels used to describe the music of The Langley Sisters: folk rock, country, show tunes, even roaring 20’s/30’s type pop show tunes. If you can imagine all of those rolled up into one style that really … Continued
Josh Dooley and company return with a mostly instrumental album. A few songs contain some vocals, but this album is mostly focused on Josh’s guitar playing and song writing. And what a beautiful record that makes. The opening song “Avalon” … Continued
The Shawl finds Doug Burr setting Biblical Psalms to music. Now, before you skip to the next review and write this off as some cheesy kid’s lullaby muzak or even some peppy youth group praise album that wants to make … Continued
Kissing Cousins first full length Pillar Of Salt is as haunting as it is beautiful. This release is full of breath-y (is that a word?) vocals and dark, brooding, majestic music. If you have their EP’s already, you will be … Continued
RONALD OF ORANGEBRUSH AWAY THE COBWEBS EP2009 Velvet Blue MusicPurchase: VelvetBlueMusic.comReviewed by: Joshua Lory Yet Another Ronnie Martin project, Ronald Of Orange is in the vein of the Rainbow Rider stuff he did way back in 1993, adding guitar and … Continued
CHARITY EMPRESSATHE SKIN OF WHIPPETS2002 Velvet Blue MusicPurchase: VelvetBlueMusic.comReview by: Steve Ruff I’ll be honest… I bought this CD without knowing anything at all about it. I didn’t know who was in the band or what style of music this … Continued