by BMonline | Mar 28, 2021 | Album Reviews, Album Reviews D
The subtitle for the album is “frightening music for scared people” which is not a bad description for this weird but very unique release
by BMonline | Mar 22, 2021 | Album Reviews, Album Reviews D
It is one of those songs that you’ll find yourself asking if you’ve heard it before or if it’s Norah Jones or possibly Joni Mitchell, which in itself is very high praise.
by Marketing-PR | Jun 29, 2020 | Album Reviews, Album Reviews D, News
Album Review for Dik Banovich – In Transit – Released Independently. Banovich is one of those journeyman musicians with a near-baffling history that includes birth in Scotland followed by many years growing up in US blues hot-spot Chicago before returning...
by Marketing-PR | Jun 10, 2020 | Album Reviews, Album Reviews D, News
Album Review for Dennis Siggery & Neil Sadler – Half & Half – Released via Southside Music. Dennis and Neil have a history of working together going back many years mostly on several Eric Street Band releases. Anyone familiar with that band will...
by Marketing-PR | Jun 5, 2020 | Album Reviews, Album Reviews D, News
Album Review for David Knopfler – Last Train Leaving – Released via Paris Records. David Knopfler is a UK musician who probably needs little introduction. A founding member of the legendary rock outfit, Dire Straits, he left his brother, Mark, and the band...
by Marketing-PR | Mar 7, 2020 | Album Reviews, Album Reviews D, News
Album Review for Dustbowl Revival – Is It You, Is It Me – Released Independently. Dustbowl Revival is a Los Angeles based band that really are breaking the rules in musical adaptation to the genre. They are constantly evolving as a group and on this...