Moddi is a Norwegian artist, well-known for his political views and his beautiful music. A singer/songwriter who also happily interprets other people’s songs – Kate Bush’s Army Dreamers comes to mind. But he doesn’t just cover other artists, well-known for their exquisite beauty. It’s the message of Army Dreamers that brought him to the song […]
North London Indie four piece Wolf Alice release a new album, Visions Of A Life, in September. It’s the follow up to the successful 2015 album My Love Is Cool, that reached No.2 on the UK chart. The band features Ellie Rowsell on vocals and guitar, Joff Oddie on guitar and vocals, Theo Ellis on […]
Roger Waters returns next month with his first studio album in 25 years. To get a taste of what it’s like you can listen to three new songs that have been released as either audio (Smell The Roses and Déjà Vu) or video (The Last Refugee) including a live version of Déjà Vu on Stephen Colbert’s […]
Staying in Brighton, but probably in different haunts to Dream Wife, Demob Happy have a new single, a riffing melodic Rock song that should penetrate your tune centre whilst stimulating your muscles. I’m finding it very difficult to find out anything about them except that one of them is called Matt Marcantonio, their website shares […]
Greta Van Fleet formed in Michigan, near Detroit, three brothers, twins Josh and Jake Kiszka on vocals and guitar respectively, younger brother Sam on bass, friend Danny Wagner on drums. Although the label (Lava) seems reticent to say it in their press release they sound like Led Zeppelin, in fact they sound more like Led Zeppelin […]
Well thank you Johnette for the birthday wishes but most of all thank you for making me go back and listen to the first two Concrete Blonde albums. Happy Birthday appears on Free, their second album released in 1989. The third album Bloodletting (1990) was the first Concrete Blonde album I knew well and although […]