On the Edge of Infinity offers a long look at a considerably headstrong, against-the-grain talent.
Author: John L. Murphy
Curing Mad Truths: by Rémi Brague
Instead of post-modern malaise and global capitalism, Rémi Brague propounds a return to the Middle…
Holy Hell! The 3 Way Turns 20
As with some of the bands who inspired them by laying down fussy grooves three…
Rediscover: Welsh Rare Beat
An enjoyably eclectic and eccentric compilation of artists on the late ‘60s-‘70s indie Welsh-language label…
Say Nothing: by Patrick Radden Keefe
Say Nothing forces readers to reflect on how rapidly a society ruined by injustice and…
The Wedding Present: The Complete Ukrainian John Peel Sessions
Both the Wedding Present and their Ukrainian cousins continue to prance across the rock scene,…
Wolf on a String: by Benjamin Black
Under the criminally minded nom-de-plume Benjamin Black, Banville departs from his dour Quirke detective series…
Tim Presley’s White Fence: I Have to Feed Larry’s Hawk
At least Tim Presley’s still making records which stand out from the norm and show…
Benedict XVI: by Elio Guerriero
Guerriero’s thorough analysis of Joseph Ratzinger tells this cautionary tale with a sobering moral lesson.
Nebula: Charged
Charged remains one of the band’s highlights.