While best known for directing NYC-based dramas and gangster/mafia epics, director Martin Scorsese is no stranger to the world of rock n roll music. Not only has he used the … Read More
Album Review: Spirit- Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus Deluxe Edition
Despite being a year or two off from its actual 50th anniversary, Esoteric Records have reissued Spirit’s 1970 classic album Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus in deluxe edition form. As … Read More
The Residents- Wormwood: pREServed Edition Review
With 2021 out of the way, Cherry Red Record and New Ralph Records have released the next installment in the Residents’ ongoing pREServed Edition series. For this installment, the label … Read More
Act Naturally: The Beatles Movies In Review
While best remembered for their music, the Beatles are no strangers to film. In their time together, the Beatles were involved in the production of five movies. With the new … Read More
Concert Review: King Crimson & the Zappa Band at the Mann in Philly (9/7/21)
In the last year and a half, music fans have been itching to go back to attending concerts. While some have enjoyed streaming concerts from home, it just isn’t the … Read More
Book Review: Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story by Paul Salley
A musician’s career can take an infinite number of paths. Sure, there’s been hundreds of successful musicians but there are a thousand more who are lucky to even be remembered. … Read More
Album Review: Arthur Brown’s Kingdom Come- Eternal Messenger
In the vast world of rock music, Arthur Brown is an example of someone who should’ve been bigger. While some might see him as a one-hit-wonder for the 1968 hit … Read More
Album Review: Patto: Give It All Away- The Albums
Esoteric Records, a Cherry Red Records label, have released yet another box set of albums. As per usual with Cherry Red, the label have assembled the work of an obscure … Read More
Album Review: The Residents- Gingerbread Man pREServed Edition
Now three years into the pREServed Edition series, Cherry Red Records and MVD have released the next entry. The album in question, Gingerbread Man, is another solid installment in the … Read More
Album Review: T2- It’ll All Work Out In Boomland Expanded Edition
Esoteric Records, a Cherry Red Records Label, have once again taken a deep dive into the world of progressive rock. This time, the label has reissued UK based rockers T2’s … Read More
Album Review: Toe Fat- Bad Side of the Moon- An Anthology
Uriah Heep fans (aka Heepsters) should be happy to know that Cherry Red Records will be releasing several Heep related titles this year. The label is slated to release the … Read More
Album Review: The Residents- Freak Show pREServed Edition
Now entering the 1990s, Ralph Records and Cherry Red Records have released the next installment in the Residents pREServed Edition series. For the first Residents release of 2021, the group’s … Read More
Album Review: Curved Air- The Albums 1970-1973
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
Movie Review: Mean Man- The Story of Chris Holmes
In 1988’s The Decline of Western Civilization Part II, the documentary’s most infamous scene involves filmmaker Penelope Spheeris interviewing a drunken Chris Holmes. In the scene, Holmes is gulping down … Read More