Euro Prodigies: Other Sides Of Lunear (Q&A Part 2)
In Part 2 of our interview with Lunear, we get into more details about their work, and some of the challenges to getting heard.
Category: album review
Subverting Expectations: With Prog Punkers Rated Eye (Q&A)
With a rhythm section collaboration going back to the 90s, eccentrically innovative guitar voicings, and the fractured blues vocals of front man Albert Hall, Pittsburgh’s Rated Eye breaks the rules to make distinctively unique rock songs.
Prog Rock: Lunear Discuss Exceptional New Album ‘From Above’ (Q&A Part 1)
On ‘From Above,’ their most ambitious album so far, Europe’s Lunear go even deeper into classic progressive rock sounds and concepts.
Challenging: With Noise Rock Masters ‘E’ (Q&A)(Part 2)
In part two of my interview with Jason Sandford, Thalia Zedek, and drummer/vocalist Ernie Kim of the band E, I find out more about the trio’s history, their upcoming European tour, and how they got their unique name.
A Sonic Spectacle: Night Wilds’ Rock Opera ‘All That Should Have Been’ (Album Review)
The concept album ‘All That Should Have Been’ by Night Wilds starts off with spectacle but quickly develops into a collection of ballads and bangers.
Permutations: With Noise Rock Masters ‘E’ (Q&A)(Part 1)
On a Zoom call with E’s Jason Sanford, Thalia Zedek and Ernie Kim, we get info about the new album, their sound, and their processes.
‘Strange Themes’: With The Balboas Guitarist Richard Griffith (Q&A)
In our interview on the release of The Balboas’ brand-new star-studded set ‘The Pandemic Singles,’ Rich Griffith and I discuss topics ranging from the value of punk rock, the importance of organization to working musicians, and the controversies over diversity in the workplace.