This review is by guest blogger G.B. James (Author and avid music fan) The late 90s were a perplexing time to be a fan of Roxette. The highs of international megahits such as “The Look“, &...

In our article titled “Could Dua Lipa be the emerging ray of hope for pop music in 2016?” a couple of months ago, we gushed with an optimism that we rarely ever feel about the new crop of ...

This concert review is by US-based Lax Madapaty – our guest blogger and an ardent a-ha fan that traveled far to make sure he could be ours eyes and ears on the ground. Date: April 30, 2016 Ven...

“It’s all about the girl right…and you’re going to use somebody else’s art to get her? Are you kidding?” – says the character of Brendan (played by Jack Reyno...

This review is by guest blogger Bjorn Thomassen In the mid-to-late 90s, Canadian-British all-girl band All Saints emerged as a potent alternative to the heavily promoted Spice Girls. The band compr...

30 years in the music business is far more than artists aspire for today. There does not appear to be a system in place that allows for artists to grow musically over time and slowly permeate into the...

While the notion of a Celtic pop/rock band is not exactly original, it definitely was unique at the time the Irish sibling-band The Corrs rose to prominence. They achieved the rare feat of fitting com...

The idea that Irish sibling-band The Corrs is one of the most unique bands to have emerged in the 90s would be quite the understatement. Their power-pop template sprinkled with violin-driven Celtic em...

By this point, we have published plenty of articles on the successful reunion against all odds – that of former Manchester quintet (now a trio) Take That. The more noteworthy observation at this...

“We are Duran Duran and we were designed to make you party” said Duran Duran’s charismatic lead singer Simon Lebon as the band took their final bow on the stage at their concert in P...