Esoteric Records, a Cherry Red Records label, have released a new box set devoted to prog rockers Curved Air. The box set, The Albums 1970-1973, is what it sounds like: … Read More
Album Review: Iggy & The Stooges- From K.O. To Chaos Box Set
With the year of 2020 coming to an end, MVD have decided to release a massive box set devoted to Iggy Pop & The Stooges. The box set, From K.O. … Read More
CD Review: Iron Butterfly- Unconscious Power: 1967-71
While considered as “one hit wonders” often, psychedelic rock band Iron Butterfly have been around on/off for over five decades. Cherry Red Records’ latest release, Unconscious Power, is a box … Read More
Album Review: Billion Dollar Babies- Battle Axe
HNE, a Cherry Red Records label, have re-released the lone album by Billion Dollar Babies- a band featuring former members of the original Alice Cooper group. That album, Battle Axe, … Read More
Album Review: Culpeper’s Orchard- Mountain Music: The Polydor Years
Esoteric Records, a Cherry Red Records label, have just released a new CD set devoted to rock band Culpeper’s Orchard. The set, Mountain Music, features the band’s three studio albums released … Read More
Album Review: The Residents- Cube-E Box Set
After a year long hiatus, Cherry Red and Ralph Records are back with the next entry in their Residents PREServed Edition series. The new release is entitled Cube-E Box: The … Read More
Album Review: Trapeze Discography (1970-72)
Purple Records, a Cherry Red Records label, has just reissued the first three studio albums from UK hard rockers Trapeze. As per usual with Cherry Red’s releases, these reissues are … Read More
Album Review- The Psychedelic Furs, “Made of Rain”
The Psychedelic Furs current lineup features Amanda Kramer (ex-Information Society) as well a Mars Williams (ex-The Waitresses). It’s been 29 years since The Psychedelic released a studio album. Their only release … Read More
Album Review – The Strokes, “The New Abnormal”
The Strokes are certainly a band that is greater than the sum of its parts. Sure, guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. has put out some fine solo work as has lead … Read More
Review: TWICE “MORE & MORE”
Admittedly, I was a little late to the k-pop craze. I knew a few BTS songs, and I understood the appeal — I just couldn’t picture sitting down and listening … Read More
Album Review: The Residents- Metal, Meat And Bone
In their five-decade career, the Residents have managed to release nearly 50+ albums- touring for nearly every one of them. From their bizarre nature to their mysterious identities, the Residents … Read More
Album Review – The District, “You Know I’m Not Going Anywhere”
One of the positive things to come out of the recent lockdown is the opportunity it has presented to catch up on artists one may have slept on. One such … Read More
Album review: Bob Dylan- Rough And Rowdy Ways
Now nearing the sixth decade of his recording career, singer/songwriter Bob Dylan has recently released a brand-new studio album. The album, Rough And Rowdy Ways, is Dylan’s first album of … Read More
Review: New stand-up hour from Eddie Pepitone, “For the Masses”
Eddie Pepitone, the Bitter Buddha, assesses America in the “end times” “WE HAVE TO GET IN THE STREETS AND FUCKING FIGHT! … Now I’m not going to be able to … Read More