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Zan Zone - The Rock Is Still Rollin'

Zan Burnham and company have taken on a major challenge for their sixth album, which is trying to wrap up the first three decades of rock and roll into a single album across twelve songs....

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2026-05-20)

Mordecai Smyth - Gather the Scattered Mind

Mordecai Smyth's Gather the Scattered Mind offers a unique auditory experience that transports listeners through a nostalgic yet fresh musical landscape. The album is a testament to...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2026-05-19)

Pymlico - No More, No Less

Pymlico’s studio releases have consisted of instrumental music that touches on both jazz and progressive rock, often with a funky edge but always melodic. With No More, No Less we...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2026-05-18)

Juzz - Juzz II

It’s often said that a group has a lifetime to prepare their debut album, but only a year or two to produce the follow-up; in the case of Juzz, they had a full eight years from the original...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2026-05-17)

Tangerine Dream - 50 Years of Phaedra - At the Barbican

You’d be hard pressed to find anyone with a knowledge of electronic music who would not say that Tangerine Dream’s

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2026-05-16)

Floating Nest - Blow Off Steam

Floating Nest is a relatively new band, and their debut album is Blow Off Steam, which unsurprisingly they do very well. The four band members are mostly Spanish, with one German in the...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2026-05-15)

Yowie - Taking Umbrage

Yowie’s follow-up to Synchromysticism is the equally baffling and impressive Taking...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2026-05-14)

Wax Theatricks - Different Voices

Seems like artists from the coastal metropolitan areas get all the attention, while artists from flyover country have to work ten times harder just to get noticed — if they are lucky. Bands...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2026-05-13)