Acoustic rocker Benny Bassett’s second EP, Words for Yesterday, opens with the mid-tempo richly produced “Window To Forever.” It’s obvious the listener could easily be taken by the melody and Bassett’s fine voice, float right by the salient lyric this man mines on this opening tune of poignant apology.

Steve Hackett is at it again. With his 26th studio album At The Edge Of Light the ex-Genesis guitarist (and 26 albums in, should we even have to mention Genesis anymore?) this master-of-the-Les-Paul brings listeners flavors from all over the world, fantastic players and some genuinely stunning songs.

Paying homage to the infamous Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy, here we get Lily Cade (Cade and Dee Severe dual directed both movies) and Dolly Leigh, playing “Ms. Grey” and “Annabelle” respectively. And pretty much in the first film, it is this dynamic pair who give us get the most action.

Natalie’s podcast is a spinoff of her hit storytelling show that’s toured the country and charmed audiences nationwide. Each week for her listeners, Natalie gets extremely personal with a guest, with the result often as heartwarming as it is a celebration of the inherent weirdness of all we do to get ourselves and others off.
I got a hold of this very busy lady to ask her about her views on sex, the world around us and her podcast.

Vancouver-based industrial legends Front Line Assembly have returned with a full-length album, Wake Up The Coma. Featuring several guest artists, including D.A.F.’s […]

Bonnie Tyler, the husky-voiced singer, known for “It’s A Heart Ache,” and the world-wide smash “A Total Eclipse Of The Heart,” has released her 17th studio album, Between The Earth And The Stars. Joined on these songs by a whole bunch of collaborators and enlisting the talents of the producer of her first two albums, here we get a pretty solid presentation of fourteen tracks of just about where B.T. is in 2019.

The press for this release claims that the San Diego, California-based singer-songwriter Thomas has started a new chapter with the release of A New Heart. Whatever is happening in his life, it is reflected here in a very solid release.

happened to have the pleasure to speak with guitarist & vocalist Giuseppe Sbrana and drummer Alessandra Sbrana from the band Skinflint. This trio (bassist Kebonye Nkolosot rounds out the band) are the premiere African Heavy Metal Band hailing from Gaborone, Botswana. They have landed in the U.S. to embark on a West Coast Tour and while in NYC for the briefest-of-stopovers, I corralled the duo for their impressions on the city, what they had planned and to explain some of their unique sound, which you can find on their their new self-titled album.

Tokyo Jets Bonafide (Grand Hustle/ EMPIRE) There’s definitely something that stands out about Tokyo Jetz, I can’t put my finger on it but […]

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross Bird Box (Original Soundtrack) (The Null Corporation) It’s hard to listen without being instantly transported back to […]