For some time now, I’ve been living in anticipation. Each song released from this album was played on repeat, keeping me in music for the last months. The BB King Blues Summit, organised by Joe Bonamassa is one of the most highly anticipated...
The sky is falling in the background From airport music (shout out Brian Eno) to fill in the void, to soundtracks for shows such as Normal People. To fill the space while adding to the atmosphere and tone of the show. Ambience in of itself is...
Data-driven algorithms for the most part, can be a bit invasive and a big marketing tool. One use, I find, is that it can expose new music that can so easily fall under the radar. Spotify’s algorithm introduced me to Mouseatouille through...
When I first saw High Fidelity as a teenager in the late ‘90s, it felt like a revelation. It spoke directly to my adolescent sensibilities about love, heartbreak, and the idea that music could be the grand unifier of...
Dublin Youth Theatre, or DYT for the regulars, is a charity organization that introduces young people to the world of theatre. It thrives on giving them a space to be themselves—outside of school or other social...
When the story of Black Sabbath is being told, it is often Ozzy Osbourne and (to a lessor extent) Ronnie James Dio that take central stage in that narrative. And rightly so, given that they are two titans of heavy meal...
In 1990, David Lynch captivated audiences with his groundbreaking TV series Twin Peaks, co-created with Mark Frost, while Angelo Badalamenti crafted its haunting score. However, network pressures to resolve Laura...
Join the emotional journey to David Gilmour’s Brighton dress-rehearsal show on the 21st of september 2024, featuring Luck and Strange tracks, Pink Floyd classics, and unforgettable moments.
When he released his new album, David Gilmour claimed it was perhaps his best album since Dark Side of The Moon. I wouldn’t go that far. To me, I would say it is maybe the best since Wish You Were Here. (And no, I am...
Some albums captivate you from the very first listen. For reasons hard to pinpoint, Bamnan and Silvercork struck a chord with me instantly. At first glance, it seems reminiscent of Grandaddy or Mercury Rev, leading to...
Discovered by chance while browsing through the record shelves, Cock A Doodle Don’t by Th’ Legendary Shack * Shakers delivered a jaw-dropping listening experience. The band blends an eclectic mix of quintessential...
The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus: A Timeless Classic On December 11, 1968, the heart of Swinging London beat under a circus tent. The Rolling Stones hosted their legendary Rock and Roll Circus, a dazzling fusion...
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen!It is an honor to be here with you tonight, everybody…I want to say hello… and welcome to the party!We are… BLUES EXPLOSION!And what we play is Rock ‘n’ Roll!Now...
The Marriage of “Orchestra + Rock”: A Bold Gamble with The Wall The union of orchestral grandeur and rock music, a pairing that doesn’t always hit the mark, has long been a favorite among progressive rock bands and...
In just two sides, Relics gathers the best of Pink Floyd’s early years, capturing the essence of a band that mastered a wide range of atmospheres and musical styles.
Spinal Tap: The Ultimate “Rockumentary” Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbins, and Derek Smalls are three eccentric rockers from England, active since the 1960s. Supposed pioneers of the rock scene, they’ve...
Meddle is a pivotal album in the history of Pink Floyd. The sound remains very psychedelic but already hints at the electronic experiments of The Dark Side of the Moon. This album consists of six tracks, one of which...
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