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

Opensight, Mondo Fiction, 2022

Back in 2010 I wrote about an EP by Opensight and ended with wishing they’d release on CD. Probably I missed a

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?

The Foxholes, Foxholesque, 2020

My Spanish friends The Foxholes are back with Foxholesque! (Let’s just pretend it is still early 2021, so their newer album Hex

Adam’s Curse, What The Ancients Knew About Us, 2020

I will not bother nor bore you with the reasons behind all the delays in writing reviews, but will keep trying to

Markus Spittka, God Is Love, 2020

Of course the world is filled with guitar wizards who can shred like there’s no tomorrow. So the question is do we

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

Dudley Taft, Cosmic Radio, 2020

I know many people are tired of the social distancing and everything we have to endure during this strange times. But one

The Casanovas, Reptilian Overlord, 2020

This is the second time this Aussie band made it to the YMB desk. (see the 2015 one here) And the second

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

Geoff Tyson, Drinks With Infinity, 2020

One of two people to ever “graduate” from Joe Satriani’s teaching (the other one being that Steve Vai dude), so that will

The Foxholes, Konzert, 2020

Of course, reviewing this CD means for the foreseeable future I will have a hard time explaining I rarely discuss live albums

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

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