Lost and Found

By Joe Jamnitzky Artist: The Kinks Album: The Kinks Present a Soap Opera Year: 1975 Well….after a near 4 year hiatus, filled with varying life circumstances (and with the exception of my David Bowie tribute which apparently made some people cry), I’ve once again returned to the Read More

By Ziggy Merritt The Cleaners from Venus – Living with Victoria Grey (1986) 1981 saw the release of the first proper Cleaners of Venus album from the multi-talented auteur, Martin Newell. Since then and even before, his career has continued unabated with success and failure Read More

by Brittney Corridean When you think of times past, there are certain artists who just kind of broke the mold. Some may have left the music sooner than they should have, or just faded out of the limelight like a gust of hot air. However you may think of it, some of these bands Read More

by Brittney Corridean If you’re as big of a This is Us fan, you appreciate the little subtleties and intense emotional situations that occur throughout each episode. Another thing that stands out is the music. I feel the music is matched very well to various heart wrenching Read More

by Geno Thackara It all started with an epiphany. One night in the middle of a mid-’90s Glastonbury festival, elevated by great music and some batch of mind-altering substances, Raja Ram had become perfectly happy and in touch with the universe. At some point somebody asked Read More

I wasn’t really aware of Cat Stevens’ music until I hit my teen years in the mid ’80s. My best friends were hippies who followed the Grateful Dead, wore paisley kaftan dresses to school and quoted Allen Ginsberg. Cat Stevens was one of their favorite Read More