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Reviews and Features For January 2016

Schammasch - Sic Lvceat Lvx Sic Lvceat Lvx is one of those albums that had a chance to be incredible but it sounds like an album that has neither a head nor feet to keep it balanced. Everything in the album lacks pacing, nuance, any sense of resolve Read the full Schammasch - Sic Lvceat Lvx review

RAM - Svbversvm Svbversvm may be something of importance to the RAM catalog as it manages to shed much of the inconsistency that has loitered around the group since the dawn of time. Read the full RAM - Svbversvm review

Sunflower Dead - It's Time to Get Weird Members of the band wear evil clown make-up in concert and in their videos so an album title like Its Time to Get Weird is very fitting, but the guys prove right here that theres no fooling around when it comes down to laying down the riffs. Read the full Sunflower Dead - It's Time to Get Weird review

Witchsorrow - No Light Only Fire Witchsorrow rides this cool wavelength that touches on the evil atmosphere of Electric Wizard while brushing against the bluesy drawls of Black Sabbath and the attitude of Cathedral. Read the full Witchsorrow - No Light Only Fire review

RockPile: Prog Edition Kevin Wierzbicki returns with a special edition of Rock Pile where he looks at the new prog releases: Moraz Alban Projects MAP, Yuka & Chronoships The 3rd Planetary Chronicles and Consider the Sources World War Trio (Parts II & III). Read the full Prog Edition review

Rock Reads: The Bag I'm In: Underground Music and Fashion in Britain 1960-1990 Whenever the scene changes in music, fashion inevitably changes with it, and here author Knee has gathered a wonderful archive of previously unpublished photographs that represent 36 distinct tribes Read the full The Bag I'm In: Underground Music and Fashion in Britain 1960-1990 review

Remembering David Bowie: Space Oddity 40th Anniversary Special Edition We continue our look back on the life of David Bowie. Today we revisit Tony Ks 2010 review of the Special Edition 40th Anniversary of Bowies classic Space Oddity. Read the full Remembering David Bowie: Space Oddity 40th Anniversary Special Edition review

Remembering David Bowie: Bowie in Berlin: A New Career in a New Town antiMusic continues to look back on the life of David Bowie. Today we look at one of the definitive books which details his Berlin period from 1976-79: Bowie in Berlin: A New Career in a New Town Read the full Remembering David Bowie: Bowie in Berlin: A New Career in a New Town review

We Are Infinite: Remembering David Bowie How can someone I never met leave such a gap? His music has been so intrinsically a part of my life I cant fathom a world where there will never be another album, another video or a final concert. Read the full We Are Infinite: Remembering David Bowie review

Quick Flicks: The Charlie Daniels Band If youre a longtime fan of the CDB but have been out of touch with the performer for a while you might be surprised to know that the bearded southern rocker was 78-years-old when this show was taped in early 2015. Read the full The Charlie Daniels Band review

W.A.S.P. - Golgotha Golgotha isnt restricted by age, but style. It is a pacified version of this band without the bite- this is something evident in the songwriting. The tracks are lighthearted and feathery for a heavy metal group Read the full W.A.S.P. - Golgotha review

Battle of the Band: Uriah Heep In this edition of Battle of the Band, two new releases from English classic rock band Uriah Heep duke it out! Lets take a closer look at British Live Performance Series and the two disc set Totally Driven. Read the full Battle of the Band: Uriah Heep review

Quick Flicks: Pagan's Mind This Norwegian prog band has been wowing fans for more than a decade with their big and melodic keyboard and guitar-driven sound. This set was recorded in 2014 during their appearance at the ProgPower USA Festival Read the full Pagan's Mind review




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