Paul Foster is a busy man. In our interview, we discussed finding a balance between children, wife, life, and music as well as influences and Paul’s background. Paul also leads the National Guard band but today we are here to talk about the collection of songs Paul has intriguingly titled Photographs, Epitaphs, and Frosted Glass. […]
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?
Vocaliz The Lesson Plan
We recently interviewed Vocaliz but now we’re back with a look at his album, The Lesson Plan. As soon as you push play it is obvious this is unique. Something fresh for the realm of urban music… How refreshing! Vocaliz definitely has an advantage with his multi-cultural background and multi-lingual tongue. Weaving back and forth […]
BA Man by Jamie Block – Video Premier
Today we have a special treat for you. We were fortunate enough to be offered this opportunity to premier Jamie Block‘s video for BA Man. Whitecaps On The Hudson (review) Jamie Block worked his way up the [music industry] ranks in the 90s but like many before him, he was dropped by Capitol. What […]
Interview with WithoutSpaces
We recently had the pleasure of interviewing WithoutSpaces, a Christian Rock band from Bay Area, California. These guys have been busy but they gave us a few minutes to discuss the latest news and what inspires their music. Let’s crack the ice. Who are you? Where are you from? What style of music do you […]
Blues In The Key of Sea
I have never been a fan of one-hit wonders so it’s always a pleasure when a band we have reviewed before sends us a new album. As soon as I clicked play on Blues In The Key of Sea by Doug Prescott Band, I began to smile and I began jamming out until the music […]
Louise Aubrie’s Time Honoured Alibi
If you love your indie rock and post-punk laced in pop melodies, then Louise Aubrie‘s Time Honoured Alibi is the album for you. Made in London and now breaking in New York, Ms. Aubrie has arrived with her 2nd album produced by Boz Boorer, a pioneer of the British rockabilly movement. Sidenote: Boz is a […]
Mammothor Preparing Their Purebred Rock and Roll
Mammothor rocks. There’s no other way to say it. The first thing that caught my attention was their name (I want to throw that out there). Mammothor just sounds bad ass. I asked them how they chose this name in our interview. The music lives up to its name. Influenced by everything from 70s Zeppelin […]
Acid Challenge from BlackSam Records – get your “tickets”
I’m imagining it’s 1:30 a.m. (ok it is, so what?) and I’m kicked back on the edge, just watching… One of those big festivals like Bonnaroo and the subtle change in crowd is happening as the daytrippers turn into to night-lighting day glo and neon streamers ready to party on til the break of dawn […]
Beautiful Daze With Whyte Noyse
With diverse roots of Ska, Rock, Soul, Pop and Reggae, Whyte Noyse curves the journey of the mind with songs that inspire, moving the soul while spiritually flowing to the dance floor. As the heart skips a beat, the windows of Bob Marley, Maroon 5, Modest Mouse, Vampire Weekend and Sublime intertwined channel the influence […]
No Surprise – Phil Stoodley – Good Surprise
Got a good one from waayyy down and left of middle Tennessee. New Zealander, Phil Stoodley’s debut solo record No Surprise flew in from down under down under like a bird from paradise, and landed itself gracefully in my headset with treats and goodies gathered with care for the birds waiting back in the nest. Stoodley has […]
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