Month: August 2002

After the glorious come-back album, Cornerstone, the name of Richard X. Heyman has became a common one among the pop fans when it comes to the genre-defining authors. Having played with some of the most […]

Though, in it’s initial form, an “idea” represents a momentarily thought that actually stops to be one with it’s realisation, “the idea” that we will consider here is a long lasting one that goes on […]

Joe Algeri is one of today’s Australian power-pop icons who’s, constantly delivering infectious melodies and guitar rifles/jangles, managed to open the international doors for his band Jack & The Beanstalk, which resulted with the cult-status […]

The appearance of Jeremy Morris on the American pop scene is an authentic example of the bubble syndrome, isolated from it’s surrounding and at the same time representing it’s essential part. With an impressive list […]

Richard X. Heyman is one of the trubadours of the contemporary New York scene balancing between the statues of an independent pop icon and mainstream artist, whose come-back after two albums from the ’80s/’90s transition […]

If you know your way through the usual modsyke related terminology, I’m sure you’ll have a general idea of what this band is on about. Of course, most of the time that’s where it’s at… […]

This is the debut album of the Austin band Household Names, that started as Jason Garcia’s four track studio-project and transformed into an extremely competent modern-pop release. With an inevitable past-times legacy retrospect, he manages […]

It’s more than evident that there’s an interesting triangle between the three authors that I’m about to mention, even though it may not be consciously meant. There’s Nick Salmon, the British neo-psychedelic pioneer, Oyvind Holm, […]