Monthly Archives:

March 2014

  • - Album Reviews

    Silent Opera- Reflections

    I stand up and I sit down. I stand up again… The puzzled look the cat is throwing at me from the heights confirms that Reflections, by Silent Opera, is accepted by her…

  • Specials

    Neverdream – The Circle

    So, in all honesty going into reviewing this album, I admit I was unaware of the Italian band Neverdream until this year although they were founded in 2003.  I was alerted…

  • - Album Reviews

    Midnight Moodswings- The Surrogate Piano

    Midnight Moodswings are a band that released with ‘The Surrogate Piano’ a collection of cinematic songs where the minimalism of Philip Glass blends with the soundtracks of Angelo Badalamenti, the cozy…

  • - Album Reviews

    Reactory – High On Radiation

    Thrash Attack ‘High On Radiation’ is the debut full-length album by promising young thrash metal act Reactory. Influences include the two major schools of raw thrash metal : the german one…

  • - Album Reviews

    John Basset- Unearth

    “Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.” – Frederic Chopin…

  • - Album Reviews

    Our Last Enemy- Pariah

    I like to think that Australian music is different, baked by a bigger sun. I cannot say I know much about Australian metal bands, but the few I have heard are…

  • - Album Reviews

    Kindler- Afterglow

    I always wonder how certain areas become hotbeds for music, how certain towns and cities just seem to be prime breeding areas for bands and musical movements. The two that come…

  • - Album Reviews

    Matt Stevens- Lucid

    “Expectant waiting: the feeling of looking forward, usually excitedly or eagerly, to something that is going to happen” that is the dictionary definition of anticipation and, ever since I was a small…