There have been some great debut albums in the world of popular music. But this one, to me, stands the tallest. Elvis Presley’s eponymous 1956 album consisting of some 12 songs in all of 28 minutes is a watershed moment in the history of modern music.
We often spare time indulging in EDM music. Whether our listening preferences be inclined towards Rock, Jazz, Classical or Pop, one cannot ignore the popularity of EDM music that’s widespread worldwide.
Tindersticks are an original UK indie band that gained a cult following in the early 90s with the release of their first couple of eponymously titled albums. Tindersticks is the band’s second self-titled album released in 1995.
Spinning this Friday afternoon an intriguing pair of albums by a husband and wife duo, Brits [Kimberley Barrington Frost], Selket [Dorothy Frost] who went by the names of Ramases and Sel, although the album artiste is “Ramases”
Bob Dylan is someone, about whom one cannot write anything more, can one? So much has already been written. But then, he is also someone you can keep on writing about? The man has so many layers, phases and lives.
In time for International Jazz Day comes an amazing album. Accomplished double bassist Dave Holland's career spans the 1960s till date during which time he has evolved his sound from post-bop to free jazz, fusion, and the avant-garde.
Maulawi (Maulawi Nururdin) a reputed Jazz artist from the Chicago scene of the 60s/70s released this madly beautiful self titled LP, originally recorded in 1973 and released in 1974 on the Strata Records label.
Originally released in 1968, “Supreme Psychedelic Underground” by Hell Preachers Inc. is so freaky and off the wall that it leads the listener to wonder what dimension these performers were operating in.