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
Tag: pop
Peter Cat, The Saccharine Underground, 2020
Let me start with making my apologies for the lack of updates. These are strange times and time for me has been
Elsinore, A Life In The 21st Century, 2019
From the midst of the US Midwest come Elsinore, a 5-piece band who consider themselves the spiritual children of David Bowie, The
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
The Needs, You Need The Needs, 2019
Don’t know how this ended up on my desk, but currently making rounds in my CD player is this album “You Need
Acoustic Black, In A Different Light, 2019
From the Bavaria region in Germany come this trio, Acoustic Black. The name, in combination with the front cover, should tell you
Bryan Beller, Scenes From The Flood, 2019
Some musicians are so talented it’s almost inhuman. And when they often work with other guys whose chops are also out of
Freya Roy, Ahlke, 2019
When I was reading the press sheet coming with this album, I got a bit sad and ashamed that, in this day
Guy Paul Thibault, The Road Between, 2019
When you play over 200 shows per year and still manage to record a new album, you must be dedicated to your
John Wiseman, Filling The Void, 2019
One should never underestimate the power of building a good track order for one’s release. But when your album covers a pretty
F-uki, F-uki Music, 2016
From Japan comes F-uki, who was pretty adamant I’d write about this album. So I will. Self described as “Pursuit of balance
Ronny Morris, Sweet Silence, 2018
I cannot help but smile while listening to this debut from Danish musician Ronny Morris. Not because of the beautiful and a
Baskery, Coyote & Sirens, 2018
Talking about never judge a book, ehr CD by the cover. Don’t know about you, but when I put this CD in
Ljungblut, Villa Carlotta 5959, 2018
When the first song was playing, I was suddenly thinking “have U2 gone new wave?” But then I remembered I was listening