Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, Nostalgia For Infinity, 2020
Probably the band with the longest name in the world, and sadly one I do not know anything about. They sent me
Cody Carpenter, Control, 2020
Last year I wrote a piece about the album Force Of Nature from Cody Carpenter. And now it is time for his
The Ninth, Olympic Dream Nightmare, 2020
I guess that title and artwork can only hint at one thing, the 1994 skating controversy between Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding.
Nili Brosh, Spectrum, 2019
If ever there was a title that fits the contents, then it must be this one. This is an album that showcases
Blind Ego, Preaching To The Choir, 2020
While this marks the first Blind Ego album to get a feature, it certainly is not the first time Kalle Wallner (RPWL)
Rome, The Dublin Session, 2019
Back in the player is Jerome Reuter, a.k.a. Rome. With an album he recorded in ehhh Dublin with friends and local talents.
MonoDeluX, Thirteen Minutes, 2020
From Long Beach California hail MonoDeluX. With Ho Dagger on vocals and guitar, Joe E. on bass and Rob Knonel on drums.
Jack Green, The Party At The End Of The World, 2020
And while the name Jack Green did not really ring a bell with me, reading through the press information I learned that
Sirkis Bialas IQ, Our New Earth, 2019
Second album from Asaf Sirkis (drums) and Sylwia Bialas (vocals and waterphone) with Frank Harrison on keyboards and Kevin Glasgow on bass.
Tusmorke, Leker For Barn, Ritualer For Volksne, 2019
This latest Tusmorke album is based on 2 children musicals; The Bridge To The Other Side and The Root Of All Evil.
Ruphus, Let Your Light Shine, 1976
Second time a 2019 Ruphus remaster has arrived here. And this is their third album, which marks a departure from their progrock
Ricky Diamond, Already Dead, 2019
If you mix a part of Mötörhead with a part of Metallica in a bowl of stoner metal and throw in a
Les Penning with Robert Reed, Return To Penrhos, 2019
Oh my, time for something completely different… Les Penning is known for his instrumental contributions to the work of one Mike Oldfield.
Doris Brendel & Lee Dunham, Mass Hysteria, 2020
Regular readers of the blog will surely have noticed the Doris Brendel name a couple of times. Her output in recent years