Album Review: “Im Schwarzwald” by Hamburg Spinners
Thomas Splett The mod-jazz quartet Hamburg Spinners returns with their third LP, “Im Schwarzwald”, a breezy, groove-laden tour de force that pays homage to the legendary sound of the Hammond B-3 while
September 2024
Rio 18’s “Radio Chévere” Is A Funky, Genre-Bending Love Letter to Latin Music
Rio 18’s latest album, “Radio Chévere”, is a thrilling cross-continental ride through the many worlds of Latin and Tropical music, guided by the infectious voice of guest DJ Coco Maria.
Album Review: “Deliria” by Alex Puddu
Alex Puddu’s latest release, “Deliria”, is a time machine set to the synth-laden, neon-soaked days of the 1980s. A tribute to Italo Disco and sultry electric funk, “Deliria” dives deep
Kosmischer Läufer’s Track Club EP: A Cosmic Sprint into the Heart of Krautrock
Kosmischer Läufer’s “Track Club EP” isn’t just an obscure collection of krautrock-inspired tracks; it’s a deep dive into the secretive, highly controlled and fictional world of East German athletic training,
Dane Donohue’s “L.A. Rainbow” Shines Bright in His Miraculous Return to AOR
It’s been 46 years since the world last heard from Dane Donohue, the enigmatic AOR singer-songwriter whose self-titled 1978 debut became a cult classic among West Coast music aficionados. Now,
Album Review: “Túnel Acústico” by Marcos Valle
No one has lived a life quite like Marcos Valle, and his latest album “Túnel Acústico” proves that no one makes music quite like him either. Valle’s journey from bossa
Album Review: “Low End Love Songs” by Pale Jay
Pale Jay, the enigmatic and masked soul musician who first captivated us with his 2021 EP "The Celestial Suite", returns with a sophomore effort that stands as a testament to…