Léon distills ethereal beauty from heartbreak at Brooklyn Steel
Date: June 29, 2022 Venue: Brooklyn Steel (Brooklyn – New York) As the primary DJ and...
Radio Creme Brulee is an internet radio station that showcases an eclectic assortment of pop/rock music from both sides of the Atlantic alongside guilty pleasures, forgotten gems, and radio staples from the 80s, 90s, and 00s. This station does not feature much hip-hop or hard rock.
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Foals choose life on “Life Is Yours”
By guest blogger James Goley “Life Is Yours” marks 14 years of FOALS and their 7th...
Duran Duran’s “Rio” at 40 – Still showing us all she can
By guest blogger Eric Generic She was born on May 10, 1982. The second album from New Romantic pop...
With “Two”, Dubstar have resurrected their imperial phase
In our interview with Culture Club frontman Boy George in 2013, he emphatically indicated that...
Poets Of The Fall play to their strengths on “Ghostlight”
In our 2012 article titled “Poet of the Fall prove that rock is far from dead”, we described...
a-ha proves yet again that they are a musical treasure at the Wiltern
Date: April 8, 2022 Venue: The Wiltern (Los Angeles) Narratives have the potent ability to make or...
The “Tipping Point” by Tears For Fears is thought-provoking and honest
In a 2010 interview with The Guardian, Curt Smith of groundbreaking New Wave duo Tears For Fears...
Veteran artists returning with new music in 2022
2021 has been yet another challenging year as the world tries to grapple with the new normal with...
Clark Datchler’s Journey Songs is 2021’s best Music livestream
To say the onset of the Covid19 pandemic in early 2020 rocked the music industry at its core would...
Wet Wet Wet soldiers on with a new lead singer on “The Journey”
Bands with iron-clad musical legacies spanning multiple decades face an unenviable dilemma at the...
“Future Past” gloriously ushers in the fifth decade of Duran Duran
In one of the earlier scenes of the 2016 Irish Indie flick “Sing Street”, the protagonist’s...
“Music Of The Spheres” by Coldplay is an ode to the heyday of the concept album
By guest blogger Akshath Ranganathan The fact that it has been a little over 21 years since...
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