Classic Albums
CLASSIC ALBUM REVISITED: R.E.M. – Green
By 1987 REM had come a long way from their humble begins as four guys messing around playing parties in Athens, GA. Since their founding in 1980, the band had grown in popularity, first as […]
Articles by Lori Gava
Classic Albums
CLASSIC ALBUM REVISITED: Foals – Antidotes
Debut efforts can be a mixed bag, some are brilliant but unfortunately, the artist/band never again captures the success of that first time. Often bands end up somewhat embarrassed about their first stab at greatness […]
Album Reviews
REVIEW: John Andrews – Johnny Was EP
Northern Irish singer/songwriter John Andrews has followed up his 2014 debut with a new EP release “Johnny Was”. The five-song release is a continued introduction to Andrews’ singular sonic stylings. Those stylings are best described […]
Live Reviews
LIVE REVIEW: Simple Minds – Walk Between Worlds Tour, Sands Bethlehem Event Center
On September 24th legendary New Wave artisans Simple Minds kicked off the North American leg of their Walk Between Worlds tour at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center in Bethlehem, PA. The US tour is proof […]
Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Birdpen -There’s Something Wrong With Everything
This autumn seasoned, Alt Rock, Prog Electronic rockers Birdpen are releasing their fifth studio album “There’s Something Wrong with Everything”. The album is the follow up to 2016’s “O Mighty Vision”. The new release is […]
Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Echo & the Bunnymen – The Stars, The Oceans & The Moon
Liverpudlian Post Punk legends Echo and the Bunnymen have weathered tumultuous occurrences, the death of band members and various lineup changes throughout their 40-year history. On October 5th the original founders of the band, Ian […]
Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Fatherson – ‘Sum of All Your Parts’
One of Scotland’s many excellent qualities is its seemingly effortless ability to produce majestic, brooding musical artists. The band Fatherson exemplifies the quality and brilliance which best describes this latest generation of bands that call […]
Album Reviews
Classic Album Revisited: Bob Mould – Workbook
In 1988 the seminal band Husker Du spectacularly imploded due to external pressure and numerous self-inflicted wounds. Shell-shocked Frontman Bob Mould would take himself away from the toxic environment that had grown up around Husker […]
Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Kathryn Joseph – From When I Wake the Want Is
Scottish songstress Kathryn Joseph is on a roll. Her 2015 debut “Bones You Have Thrown Me and Blood I’ve Spilled” gain high critical praise and won the Scottish Album of the Year Award in 2015. […]
Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Neil and Liam Finn – Lightsleeper
I have come to believe that if you look up prolific in the dictionary you would find a picture of Neil Finn accompanying the definition. In the last few years, he has put out two […]