Mariusz Duda – “Lunatic Soul”
Mariusz Duda, the front man for Polish prog-metal act Riverside, has released his first solo album, titled Lunatic Soul. The
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Heartwood – Robert Hudson & Tim Hildebrandt revisit “Nothin’ Fancy,” a “lost” Southern Rock belle
The 1970s were, for many, the glory days of Southern Rock. All across the south great music could be heard
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I was overjoyed to learn that Audio Fidelity, one of my favorite reissue labels, would be issuing another set of
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I’m always blown away by the history of records. For all the albums that were recorded across the globe in
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Glass Hammer are simply one of the best progressive rock bands going today. I remember hearing their 2001 release, Chronometree,
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Before there was Electric Light Orchestra there was The Move, the brilliant psychedelic rock band led by Roy Wood. In
Read MoreThe most collectible blues records on Chess
If you are a blues fan, you’ll want to check out this slideshow of albums put together by my friend
Read MoreCountry & West Coast – The Birth Of Country Rock
The leading lights and lesser-known luminaries of country-rock are presented impeccably on Ace’s 24-track Country & West Coast: The Birth
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Vince Martin was part of the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 1960s, and he struck up a friendship
Read MoreGlenn Hughes – Soul Mover
Ex-Trapeze, ex-Deep Purple, ex-Black Sabbath bassist and vocalist Glenn Hughes has released several solo albums since his 1978 debut, Play
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