Zonder / Wehrkamp – If It’s Real (Album Review)
If ZW was in grade school, they’d be at the end of the line, based on initials. Or sitting in the back of the classroom. …
Mark Boardman's first concert was The Beatles at the Indiana State Fair in 1964. Since then, he's seen hundreds of bands and shows and accumulated way too many records, cassettes, CD's, Blue Rays, downloads, etc. He began reviewing music in the 1970s and has done so ever since. Mark also writes about the Old West and is pastor of a small United Methodist church in Indiana.
If ZW was in grade school, they’d be at the end of the line, based on initials. Or sitting in the back of the classroom. …
It was 1975, and a band came out of St. Louis with, well, a unique sound. They called themselves Pavlov’s Dog, but they were not…
Question: how can an album (or band) be a forgotten gem if next to nobody knew it existed in the first place? That was, and…
For many people, Guy Manning flies under the radar. That’s despite a 30-plus-year career that’s included more than a dozen albums under his own name,…
Ted Leonard stands in front of his audience—and he’s nervous. These folks don’t know him. They’ve never heard of his bands, Enchant and Spock’s Beard. …
Russell Gilbrook is one of those musicians who thrives on variety. He’s drummed for Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath, with Van Morrison, with skiffle king…
Doug Rausch is a driven man, a man who releases no music before its time – or at least until he’s darned good and ready.…
Say this about Doug Rausch: he won’t put out an album until he thinks it is just right. His first effort – entitled Rausch – came…
Let’s face it—the name We Came from Space sounds like a grade B sci-fi flick from the ‘50s. Or a cheap comic book about strange…
Sophomore albums can be hell. If your debut was lousy, well, nobody will care what you do on the next one. But if that first…