Gathering the “assorted cream” of the moderndaze pop world, The Orange Humble Band threatens to become much more than a side project to all of the participants. Out of the pen of the most humble […]
Oranger is another band in the American overflow of fabulous guitar-oriented popsters waiting to be discovered by the millions cuz that is what most of ’em really deserve! Concerning the fact that the labels, ready […]
After an EP, and now the debut album, The Elms are ready to take the world by storm. For those in the know this isn’t any big surprise, but generally, considering the fact that we’re […]
These days it’s good to have bands like The Kaisers (in fact, it’s good to have them anytime!) because; you know how they use to say, “if you remember the sixties, you were never there”. […]
This set features sessions and concerts recorded by the band for BBC radio between 1977 and 1981. First up is a John Peel session recorded on 26/4/77, featuring In The City, Art School, I’ve Changed […]
If their BIG comeback album from 1998, Zoom, was a bit of a surprise (a very pleasant one if I may add), their new one certainly hasn’t surprised anyone, though I’m sure there were some […]
Well, simply put, this is a “rubber soul with a revolver shot or two” to the “hard day’s night with the…” Spongetones and their Beat Music from 1982. The Lackloves start exactly where it’s at […]
Two of the most basic aspects, among a bunch of them, for analysing the story about Lee Mavers and The La’s, are the tragically and the selfish aspect. For the ones who are deeper in […]
Simply put, Silver Dollar Sunday is an irresistible album !!! There’s a whole bunch of audio-traps that are really impossible all to avoid, and after a couple of minutes, you’ll find yourselves consciously giving up […]
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 […]
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