December 22, 2022
Interview – Loreena McKennitt
There is something inspiring about an artist who follows their own path regardless of trends...
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December 15, 2022
Loreena McKennitt – Under A Winter’s Moon (Live Album Review)
Canada’s Loreena McKennitt is one of the most unique talents in the world of modern music. A soprano with the voice of an angel, she has accomplished a great deal as a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer. Doing so while unifying various cultural stylings, ranging...
June 27, 2022
Belle and Sebastian – A Bit of Previous (Album Review)
One of the enduring forerunners of Indie Pop that combines Baroque elements and Modern Rock sensibilities, Scotland's Belle and Sebastian are at it again. Formed in 1996, the collective currently made up of Stuart Murdoch (vocals, guitars, keyboards), Stevie Jackson (guitar, vocals, piano), Sarah Martin...
April 23, 2021
Sting – Duets (Album Review)
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Bass guitar god and Rock music staple Sting, AKA Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner, has dabbled in Blues, Jazz, Spanish Flamenco, and even Broadway over the years. In the late ‘70s, he took the world by storm with the Police, lasting into the mid 1980s and...
December 1, 2020
Interview – Katie Melua
Recording her first album while only 19, two decades later Katie Melua has sustained international stardom. Originally from Tbilisi, in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia, Melua moved to the UK at the age of eight, and quickly found her calling with music. Now one...
November 23, 2020
Jeff Bernstein – Requiem For The Flawed (Album Review)
Considering that Jeff Bernstein's newly unleashed work is a certified Classical record, the listening experience is apt to be a pleasant surprise to initiated fans of the artist. Titled Requiem For The Flawed, and released on Monday, October 26, 2020, the 24-track album is Bernstein's...
September 8, 2020
Interview – Lindsey Stirling
One of the most compelling artists to emerge into the spotlight over the last decade is none other than Lindsey Stirling. Unique to any trends, Stirling is a violinist, songwriter, and dancer who melds all three talents into extraordinarily, eye-popping live performances and cinematic music...
May 5, 2020
Kari Rueslåtten – Sørgekåpe (Album Review)
Norway is home to a dynamic reach of musicians all with their own distinct sounds and views. One such musician is Kari Rueslåtten, a pianist and vocalist formerly of the band The 3rd and the Mortal. While Rueslåtten is known for her forays into Metal,...
January 6, 2020
The Sonata (Movie Review)
Music holds the key to the heart, crossing language barriers fluently to unite us all—perhaps even those entities that exist beyond the mortal plane. Only the devil knows the answer, an idea that is explored in the magnificently haunting new Horror offering The Sonata. Screen...
June 13, 2019
Demir Demirkan Premieres New Song “Dark Clouds In Heaven”
Known for his impeccable guitar skills, Turkish rocker Demir Demirkan is set to release his new album Elysium In Ashes on June 14th. Coming after the 2018 5-track EP, War III, the new album will also mark Demirkan's first in English. An exciting time for...
