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CAMU Releases Music, Video for ‘Empire State Of Sound’

Following their second U.S. tour, the Scandinavian band NAKED disbanded, leaving front man CAMU alone in NYC with only a guitar to his name. Eight years later, CAMU is back with a story to tell about the...
- Posted October 16, 2018
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Dave Bickler Flies Solo With ‘Darklight’ – The Onstage Interview

Dave Bickler could be called a Survivor. Or not. The original front man for the Grammy winning 80s band has just released his long-anticipated solo album Darklight. Since his 2016 departure from his former band, Dave Bickler...
- Posted October 12, 2018
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Eliot Lewis: After Hall and Oates Tour, the Adventure Continues

What does Eliot Lewis do for relaxation after a successful summer tour playing keyboards with Daryl Hall and John Oates? He keeps on playing. Never one to let grass grow under his feet, Eliot Lewis continued his...
- Posted September 26, 2018
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dep Releases Electronica Album ‘We Are The Lights That Will Not Go Out’ – Review

Using music as a way to convey emotions is a concept as old as time. Blending lyrics and melody, a good composer is able to make you feel. Whether it’s anger or fear or joy, music touches...
- Posted August 21, 2018
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Aretha Franklin Dead at 76. Long Live The Queen

Though she had been singing since childhood and charted songs on the R&B lists, most of us who are old enough, will remember how Aretha Franklin exploded like a super nova in 1967 when she demanded ‘just...
- Posted August 16, 2018
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Crooked Flower: Blooming – The Light Rail Sessions – Review

It’s time to get a little trippy. Yeah. Crooked Flower, a band out of Berkeley, has without doubt sucked in the vibe of the city. Their latest release, Blooming – The Light Rail Sessions, is a seven...
- Posted August 6, 2018
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Greg in Good Company Release ‘American Way’

LA based Greg in Good Company has just released their first full length album, American Way. The album, whose title winks at the Superman credo of “truth, justice and the American Way,” takes a look at those...
- Posted July 31, 2018
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Austin Coleman Drops “The Change,” New Album Soon

Sometimes coming home is just a matter of moving somewhere else. Austin Coleman is a singer-songwriter from western North Carolina who took off his boots in Atlanta and found the Georgia dirt fed his artistic soul with...
- Posted July 23, 2018
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In the Light of Led Zeppelin, Pompeii Sessions Reviewed

Tribute bands are in a class all to themselves. Within that class some bands go for the whole look as well as feel of the original band. The other type goes more for capturing and replicating the...
- Posted June 5, 2018
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Strange Culprits Debut Release Is Not Strange At All

Once upon a time, somewhere in the Bay area, Jason Buckingham needed to find a bass player for his new band. As fate would have it, his multi-instrumentalist wife Sami felt the need to learn to play...
- Posted May 31, 2018
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