Album Reviews
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Though only four songs long, the sole album by disco group Frantique was and is a nice souvenir of an excellently executed disco compositions from the last days of disco. Read more
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Though only four songs long, the sole album by disco group Frantique was and is a nice souvenir of an excellently executed disco compositions from the last days of disco. Read more
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These seven songs capture a teenage Keith Emerson at the start of what would become a tremendous career. Read more
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These seven songs capture a teenage Keith Emerson at the start of what would become a tremendous career. Read more
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This classic College Rock Christmas album gets a fine updating and offers interesting, enjoyable, and original holiday-related numbers. Read more
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This classic College Rock Christmas album gets a fine updating and offers interesting, enjoyable, and original holiday-related numbers. Read more
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This three-disc set is dedicated to exploring the era of Clouds Taste Metallic, the band’s response to their unexpected hit record, “She Don’t Use Jelly,” and finds them refining their weirdness into palpable, accessible numbers. It’s a transitional record in the face of where they would go next, but twenty years on, none of its… Read more
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This three-disc set is dedicated to exploring the era of Clouds Taste Metallic, the band’s response to their unexpected hit record, “She Don’t Use Jelly,” and finds them refining their weirdness into palpable, accessible numbers. It’s a transitional record in the face of where they would go next, but twenty years on, none of its… Read more
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Canceled and shelved in 1979 due to the failure of Sidney Lumet’s cinematic adaptation of Broadway musical The Wiz, this unreleased album from 1979 finally finds release. It’s not essential, but it’s still enjoyable. Read more
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Canceled and shelved in 1979 due to the failure of Sidney Lumet’s cinematic adaptation of Broadway musical The Wiz, this unreleased album from 1979 finally finds release. It’s not essential, but it’s still enjoyable. Read more
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