Mark’s Quick Review: Panzerpappa – Pestrottedans
So this is rather difficult album for me to review because it is very jazz influenced and instrumental. If you like Saxophone, drums, keyboard, Chapman Stick, guitar this album might be for you. When I like this music its typically watching it performed. I just never...
Mark’s Quick Review: Yuka and Chronoship’s – The 3rd Planetary Chronicles
70's Progressive Rock and Modern Day Progressive Metal has a decent following in the land of the rising sun. It is only natural to expect some great music to follow. Yuka & Chronoship is just that. The album is mostly instrumental which does not typically align...
Mark’s Quick Reviews – Cosmograf’s – The Hay-Man Dreams.
The reason I have the previous band rating is so you know the personal bias I have going into listening the new album. Lets face it, that is a big part of what goes into your like or dislike of an album. So seeing as I was going into this album thinking that this is a...
Mark’s Quick Review: Flicker’s – How Much are you Willing to Forget
So I forgot where I read about this album on some review blog somewhere. I decided to listen to their free crappy bit rate version on https://flicker-band.bandcamp.com/. I was absolutely floored from first listen and listened to it back to back to back. I immediately...
Mark’s Quick Review: 3RDegree’s – Ones and Zeros
This is the first 3RDegree album that really caught my ear. George's soulful singing is a great pairing for this album that has some moments of drama. This album is made for music patrons that like Ayeron's subject matter as this album is probably the best excuse for...
Mark’s Quick Review: Damanek – On Track
So in an unusual move I gave a debut album a PREVIOUS BAND RATING of 4 for a debut album. That was due to the strength of previous band members works in other bands. Most notably Guy Manning and Sean Timms who I liked so much I flew them both to Chicago at different...
