Alan B. Salisbury has a simple message: “My message is if you believe in yourself, there’s no limit to what you can accomplish.” Dr. Alan Salisbury had an illustrious 30 year career in the military. During that time he pioneered the use of computers on the battlefield and earned the rank of Major General. […]
Album Reviews
This section includes a running list of the music reviews we publish. We also publish a lot of interviews, curate playlists, and podcast. Want to submit your music?
The Best Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Tribute Album of 2013
Mobtown Moon is responsible for creating one of the greatest Pink Floyd tribute albums of all time. Recipient of the 2013 Best Tribute Album by Baltimore Magazine, I am not alone in this claim. Dark Side of the Moon is one of THE greatest albums ever created. Mobtown Moon took this classic, gathered up some […]
Rock This Club Down with ESQUILLE
EDM artist and producer, ESQUILLE, has been around for quite some time and seen quite a bit of success. Some of his projects include a collaboration with Dreamland which achieved 100,000 sales in Brazil alone, play on MTV, and worldwide attention. He has also worked with Jam Planet, Belltree, Magic Key, and A Trip in […]
Bullet Through My Heart
Yasi should write the opening theme for the next James Bond flick….seriously, her presence has the essence of epic, spine-tingling, heart-racing grooves. Yasi’s style of indie-synth-electro pop digs deep into your soul, lifts you out of your slumber, and then forces you to move in emotional and physical ways. Breath for breath, Yasi is the […]
Please Remember Me by R Michael Rhodes
Thirty years ago, after recording some sides in Nashville which broke into the country charts, R Michael Rhodes walked away from a promising career in music in order to handle other things life had put into his path. But Mr. Rhodes would meet his past again when his parents asked him to play at an […]
Keyser Soze has The Remedy
Keyser Soze is a sextet from Reno, Nevada that formed in 1998. Together they create original reggae, ska, and soul influenced by a heavy background in jazz. Through regular regional touring the band has managed to build a strong foundation including performances with (but not limited to) Michael Franti, The English Beat, The Wailers, The […]
Afraid to Die – Monks of Mellonwah Releasing EP #2
If you still have not heard about the Monks of Mellonwah, you need to get out of your cave!! Check out our previous feature about Through The Sky and Dark Night. Monks of Mellonwah are a powerhouse of a quartet from Sydney, Australia who are currently signed to A&R Worldwide (Coldplay, Muse) and recently won […]
It’s A Fine Day for listening to Popkissed
Lill-Ann Blauenfeldt and Robert Solheim met one night at a party in Norway and began discussing their mutual musical heroes such as Pet Shop Boys, Annie Lennox, and Alison Moyet. The natural next step was for the duo to form Popkissed. After only one week of creating together, the duo had laid the foundation for […]
Conventus The Eye of the Heart
Conventus The Eye of the Heart is an album about unions. “Conventus The Eye of the Heart is my new and ninth album born out of life’s unions and struggles. The past couple of years I encountered many unions in different disguises. I was diagnosed and cured of colon cancer. As I lay in my […]
Civil Protection – Stolen Fire
On October 7, 2013, Yorkshire based Civil Protection released their debut album entitled “Stolen Fire” on the Bunnysnot Records label. They tag themselves as ‘atmospheric’, ‘experimental’, and ‘post-rock’ among other things. I am very impressed. I’ve got a thing about music that can make me feel emotions. By the second song (‘My Memories Will Be […]
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