Captain Danger, Love Sweet Love, 2021
Los Angeles based band Captain Danger released this 6 track EP in 2021 and on it, they blend pop, rock, funk and
Tag: 2021
Cos, Grace, 2021
Out of the blue arrived this album from Mark W. Costoso, who releases his music under the Cos banner. And what a
Beledo, Seriously Deep, 2021
Here we are in 2023, and I am still listening to albums sent to me in 2021. Anyway, a promise is a
Sean Webster Band, Three Nights Live, 2021
Not a name I was familiar with, but nevertheless, a man with a Les Paul in his hands could prove to be
Asaf Sirkis, Solar Flash, 2021
Israeli drummer Asaf Sirkis has teamed up with famed UK keyboardist Gary Husband and Scottish bassist Kevin Glasgow to create his new
Wine Guardian, Timescape, 2021
Another Italian prog band, but coming more from a metal perspective, when compared to my previous post about Karmamoi. Wine Guardian are
Karmamoi, Room 101, 2021
Previous album The Day Is Done showed that Karmamoi are more than capable of combining powerful lyrical content, with emotional and intelligent
Sylvan, One To Zero, 2021
Being my usual late self to all the releases still waiting for me to review them, in case of Sylvan I do
RPWL, God Has Failed – Live and Personal, 2021
This RPWL release features a live in the studio rerecording of their debut, marking its 20th anniversary. Of course, this was intended
At The Grove, And All The Fear We Left Behind, 2021
Sometimes an album just puts a smile on your face. And here is one of them. Already on first play, I was
Rome, Parlez-Vous Hate?, 2021
While I am late to the party, Rome was rather quick to follow up on The Lone Furrow, with this, Parlez-vous Hate?
Kate Vargas, For The Wolfish & Wandering, 2021
Imagine if you will a mix of Tom Waits and PJ Harvey with roots in Americana and folk rock, and you will
Nathan’s Brother, Spot On, 2021
Nathan’s Brother is Dutch multi-instrumentalist Maurice. Who might also be Nathan’s brother, I don’t know 😉 Anyway, with Spot On he delivers
Biffy Clyro, The Myth of the Happily Ever After, 2021
It hasn’t been long since Biffy Clyro released ‘a celebration of endings’, which I hoped to be my personal celebration of the