Category: Track Listings
By Breaking on Oct 14, 2008 in Electronica, Indie, Mp3s, New Releases, New York, Radio, Songs, Track Listings, iTunes | Tags: Breaking Records, Dance, Dj Balo, Larry Flick, Sandra Bernhard | 0 Comments
The New “PERFECTION” EP from SANDRA BERNHARD and BREAKING RECORDS
Featuring 5 Remixes from the hottest DJ’s and the fierce radio edit from Producer Eve Nelson.
Larry Flick from Sirius Satellite Radio and host of OUT Q in the Morning with Larry Flick says “Sandra Bernhard’s [Perfection] is a slammin’blend of banging beats and Sandra’s astute view [...]
By Guest Blogger on Sep 20, 2008 in Band Introductions, Folk, Musicians, New Releases, Pop, Track Listings | Tags: Acoustic, Brad Senne | 0 Comments
Style: Acoustic Folk Pop
Hometown: Minneapolis, MN
Latest Release: The Shapes That Shift Us
About Brad Senne:
Music in the style of Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, Rogue Wave and Iron and Wine.
In early 2007, Senne bought a laptop computer and recorded the basic tracks for The Shapes That Shift Us. The album was mixed with additional [...]
By muzikman on Sep 18, 2008 in Hip Hop, Indie, Music, Reviews, Rock, Track Listings | Tags: Blues, Circle Syndicate, String Theory | 0 Comments
The artist known as Circle Syndicate (aka JP) has a unique sound and lyrical send off in every one of his tracks. Although String Theory was released in 2006, it sounds fresh and relevant, just as if it was released yesterday. In addition, most certainly the real life relevancy of this artist and his songs [...]
By muzikman on Jul 22, 2008 in Bands, Independent, Music, New Releases, Progressive Rock, Reviews, Track Listings | Tags: Albums | 0 Comments
The Tea Club sounds like a perfectly innocent and unassuming name but do not let the serene CD cover and band name fool you. As you will learn when you open up the General Winter’s Secret Museum CD the sleeve enclosed and the artwork does get a bit more interesting and the lyrics are included [...]
By muzikman on Jul 10, 2008 in Folk, Music, New Releases, Reviews, Track Listings | Tags: Albums, Roots | 0 Comments
Amelia the band, not the girl, has been making a name for themselves in the Pacific Northwest and seem positioned perfectly with their new release A Long, Lovely List of Repairs to solidify their foundation and expand upon it. In spite of the confusion that the name of the band creates, they decided that they [...]
By muzikman on Jun 20, 2008 in Music, New Releases, Reviews, Rock, Track Listings | Tags: Albums | 0 Comments
Kathy Taler released her first full-length album Not Guilty on Two Jack Records recently. Taler looks just the opposite of the title on the cover of this CD, looking every bit the mischievous rascal that shows up in the ten tracks on this CD.
The Parental Advisory Warning is for one thing, she uses the F [...]
By muzikman on Jun 18, 2008 in Country, Music, Reviews, Rock, Track Listings | Tags: Albums, Blues | 0 Comments
David Grissom has been around the musical block a few times and his new solo album Loud Music is an achievement that helps you to understand why experience in any industry has no price tag. David has recorded with the Allman Brothers, Robben Ford, John Mayall, Ringo Starr…the list is long and impressive. This artist [...]
By muzikman on Jun 16, 2008 in Bands, Music, New Releases, Reviews, Track Listings | Tags: Albums | 0 Comments
Lullwater is made up of John Strickland (lead vocals, guitars, bass) and Brett Strickland (vocals, lead guitar), who is no relation to John, with Nick Thomas (drums, percussion), Phil Brush (bass) and Will Manelos (guitar and no longer with the band) filling the other positions in the band with great success. Their name was derived [...]
By muzikman on May 30, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Rock, Track Listings | Tags: Albums, Blues | 0 Comments
My first impression of Mike Zito was one of complete satisfaction and joy internalized after listening to every track on his new release Today. Those feelings were only amplified with each subsequent listen. His album is a gritty down to earth performance with razor sharp guitar lines and vocals that not only come from the [...]
By muzikman on May 30, 2008 in Independent, Music, Reviews, Rock, Track Listings | Tags: Albums | 0 Comments
KingBathmat is not a hard name to remember. I have this ability to remember every artist I have ever heard and did a review on but cannot remember a thought that crossed my mind 5 minutes ago.
I covered Fantastic Freak Show Carnival three years ago this month. I found that album to be a progressive [...]