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Robeone is the solo alias of one Robert Schindler from Matthews, North Carolina, a composer, producer, and keyboardist, and the five albums at hand represent his output from 2018 through 2022. Over...
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The Troggs were a British pre-punk garage band formed in May 1964. In 1966 they had a runaway hit with “Wild Thing,” which ranks at 257 on Rolling Stone’s list of The...
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After reviewing 71319 Live at Monforti Manor, it...
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Futuropaco is the project alias of Justin Pinkerton, an Oakland, California based composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, as well as a drummer and composer for the Bay Area psych-rock...
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Tony Hazzard may not be a familiar name, but he wrote a ton of hits in the 60s for The Hollies, Manfred Mann, Herman’s Hermits, Cliff Richard, Gene Pitney, Lulu, and Andy Wiilliams. Recorded...
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When Talk Talk released Spirit of Eden in 1988, a lot of people took notice, and it has been mentioned as an influence by many musicians since then. The spacious sound and the...
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om•pha•lo•skep•sis (om′fə lō skep′ sis), n. contemplation of one's navel as part of a mystical exercise, or as an aid to meditation — a perfect title for...
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This is the fourth album by Videodrones since their debut Mondo Ferox in 2016, but what a difference this one is even from its immedoate predecessor,
If you are a child of the 60s, Kim Fowley should be a familiar name. He co-wrote songs for Kiss, Helen Reddy, Alice Cooper, Leon Russel, Kris Kristofferson, The Byrds, Doug Sahm, The Seeds, etc. He...
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Adam Rudolph’s previous excursion with the guitar-centric version of his Go: Organic Orchestra was
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