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Saturday, December 27, 2008
"Head Over Heels" by Cornerstone (AT) (Rock Artist from Austria)
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"Stompin At The Paard - Live in the Netherlands" by Kofy Brown (R&B Artist from San Francisco, California(CA))
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
"10,000 Days & Nights" by Oz Knozz (Rock Artist from Texas (TX))
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Saturday, December 20, 2008
"Time" by David Tucciarone (Rock Artist from Hawaii(HI))
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"Apollonia" by Johnny Fang and Chris Ahern (Folk Artist from Ireland)
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"Music Is Not a Museum" by Ben Plotnick (Folk Artist from Alberta, Canada)
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"Chris DeMarco-The 80"s" by Chris DeMarco (Rock Artist from Georgia(GA))
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"Forever November" by Chris Manning (Rock Artist from Dallas, Texas(TX))
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"Alive" by Sharon Silverstein and The Peace Project (Spiritual artist from New Jersey (NJ))
POSTED BY: Babbbullon | POSTED ON: 20 Dec 2008 08:59 AM |
All ages will be inspired when listening to the motivational album "Alive" by Sharon Silverstein and The Peace Project. A wonderful vocalist, Silverstein proves her ability to sing with the grace and style of enthusiastic stimulation with the intonation of folk rock. The title track "Alive" is fresh and energetic in tempo, with nice harmonies complementing the lead vocals. Listeners will feel joy when hearing the spiritual lyrics on "Living At Peace" as they gently move the body and soul. "Unique Me" is a bouncy blues tune with colorful piano fills and spirited drum beats. The entire album is appealing as tempos gracefully shift from upbeat to a gentle ballad. "Alive" is filled with ideal, uplifting mood music, and fans of upbeat folk rock will definitely enjoy this album. -Diane And the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team Check out Sharon Silverstein and The Peace Project's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites |
"Rise Above" by Manny Vacchiano (Acoustic artist from Los Angeles, California (CA))
POSTED BY: Babbbullon | POSTED ON: 20 Dec 2008 08:59 AM |
All ages will be inspired when listening to the motivational album "Alive" by Sharon Silverstein and The Peace Project. A wonderful vocalist, Silverstein proves her ability to sing with the grace and style of enthusiastic stimulation with the intonation of folk rock. The title track "Alive" is fresh and energetic in tempo, with nice harmonies complementing the lead vocals. Listeners will feel joy when hearing the spiritual lyrics on "Living At Peace" as they gently move the body and soul. "Unique Me" is a bouncy blues tune with colorful piano fills and spirited drum beats. The entire album is appealing as tempos gracefully shift from upbeat to a gentle ballad. "Alive" is filled with ideal, uplifting mood music, and fans of upbeat folk rock will definitely enjoy this album. -Diane And the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team Check out Sharon Silverstein and The Peace Project's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites |
Friday, December 19, 2008
"Some Other Place" by The Naysayers (Country Rock artist from Portland, Oregon (OR))
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"A Goddess Kiss" by Stone Antica (Funk Rock artist from Los Angeles, Californis (CA)).
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
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Band Name: Skovol Unit
Band Location: Indiana
Sounds Like: Rush, Iron Maiden Metallica, Megadeth
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Band Name: Gregg Koval
Band Location: Canada Ontario Toronto
Sounds Like: Joe Walsh
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Band Name: John Cammelot
Band Location: Illinois
Sounds Like: The Eagles
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Band Name: Laslo Cameo
Band Location: Vermont Northern
Sounds Like: Cowboy Junkies, Richard and Linda Thompson
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Monday, December 15, 2008
"Blue Norther" by The Bordersnakes (Rock/Country Artist from Los Angeles, California (CA))
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Sunday, December 14, 2008
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Band Name: Glacier Garden
Band Location: New York New York City
Sounds Like: Pink Floyd, U2, Muse
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Friday, December 12, 2008
"Paper Freaks" by DubSound Distortion (Rock Artist from New Jersey (NJ))
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
"Pictures Of You" by The Romeo Flynns (Rock Artist from Michigan(MI))
"Pictures Of You" is a brit rock influenced Detroit rock album brought to you by authentic Motor City rockers The Romeo Flynns. The combination of these styles is nothing less than electric. The sound is, of course, heavily guitar driven, with thick beats, big choruses and an arena mentality. This album is a definite party package, with 13 solid speaker pumping tracks - frills and overproduction not included. There is also a subtle element of 50's rebel rock present, which supports an already angst-filled sound. The album is well produced, sounds great, and really lends itself to the "loudness" of the sound. The title track "Pictures Of You" gets the album going with a bang and really defines the Brit/Detroit rock fusion. "Gonna Feel Alright" features that 50's element and will absolutely rock your world with a huge chorus and additional support from horns, keys and organ. "Just Fade Away" is another highlight, with a quirky 80's guitar riff and a strong melodic chorus that will most certainly drive the ladies wild. If you like Detroit Rock, Brit Rock and the huge sound that comes with it, give "Pictures Of You" a spin. You won't be disappointed.-William & the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Karma Knows..." by Boz (Rock Artist from Florida(FL))
"Karma Knows..." is the adult contemporary solo debut from singer/songwriter Boz. Known throughout the music world as the frontman of progressive rock band Us, formerly known as The Chosen Few, Boz takes a different direction and delivers a positive, spiritual, and mature album. The arrangements and vocals are in the same vein as the career artists before him, including Peter Gabriel, Sting and Don Henley. The lyrics take on a variety of aspects of human life such as self-realization, lost love, and one's relationship with God. "Karma Knows..." is well-produced, sounds professional and is ready for radio play. "Reservation" has a unique arrangement with a great beat, nice vocals, and thoughtful lyrics. "Thank You (In So Many Ways)" is a piano-led song with soaring violins, a great vocal performance from Boz, and inspiring spiritual lyrics. Overall, "Karma Knows..." is an impressive solo debut from an experienced musician who has his sights set on taking his craft in an interesting new direction. Fans of Boz's career work and fans of modern adult contemporary are going to want to pick this one up.-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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"Call It Blue" by lyricroad (Rock Artist from Nevada(NV))
"Call It Blue" is a great '80s influenced pop rock album from Las Vegas' Lyric Road. Lyric Road draws their influence from a variety of groups, ranging from '60s Beatles to '70s classic rock, and '80s new wave to the post modern rock of today. Led by exceptional guitar and keyboard work, "Call It Blue" is filled with great arrangements that are at once classic, fresh, retro and "here and now." The lead vocalist is reminiscent of Elvis Costello and Ric Ocasek, which is great for their fused sound. The lyrics are great as well, offering a broad range of emotions and uplifting songs about self-awareness and feeling alive. "Call It Blue" is well-produced and sounds excellent and professional. "Woman" is a fun and moving song with a great keyboard progression, a strong vocal performance and nice backing vocals; look for a more raw and moving version at the end of the album with "Woman Take 2." "Wake Me Up" features sound effects and retro keyboard styling over a nice guitar progression and great lyrical imagery. "Call It Blue" is a great album that uniquely blends together Lyric Road's influences from five decades of music into stylish, fresh, and memorable songs. Fans of pop rock and retro keyboards, check out Lyric Road.-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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"Gone Astray" by Which Ways Quicker (Rock Artist from California(CA))
"Gone Astray" by California duo Which Ways Quicker is the the band's debut acoustic rock EP that features elements of alternative pop, reggae, and country . The only instruments on this album are guitar – acoustic for the majority, but electric for the reggae tracks – and drums. The resulting arrangements emit a simple, full sound. Lyrically, the entire EP centers around the theme of finding one's self, and Which Ways Quicker offers heartfelt and positive lyrics about having a sense of belonging and finding one's way back home. These songs are fueled by an upbeat sound and extremely catchy choruses. The vocals are unique, though in a poppy rock vein similar to Jack Johnson and Jason Mraz. "Gone Astray" is well-recorded, polished, and ready for college radio play. "Lost" opens the EP out with a song about forgetting where home is and slowly finding your way back, and features a nice acoustic arrangement and a catchy chorus. "New Diddy" is a reggae rock track with nice guitar work and fun lyrics about life in a small town. Overall, "Gone Astray" is a great debut from Which Ways Quicker that leaves the listener thirsting for more. Fans of acoustic and reggae rock, pick up this EP.-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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"Hey Revolution Now!" by Home Groan (Rock Artist from Norway)
"Hey Revolution Now!" is an excellent alt-country/folk rock album from Norwegian outfit Home Groan. This is the tenth release from singer/songwriter Martin Hagfors' band, and the toe-tapping Americana and folk arrangements and eclectic lyrics highlight Home Groan's musical maturity. Though occasionally coupled with an excellent female vocalist, Hagfors is the lead vocalist and, true to the fusion of genres, sounds like a mixture of Tom Petty, The Weakerthans, and Wilco. The song titles infer a certain witty humor in the lyrics and do not disappoint. Showing his musical maturity, Hagfors is capable of juxtaposing the humorous with the serious, from biting heads off of microphones to falling off a cliff at Big Sur. "Hey Revolution Now!" is well-recorded with an overall sound great for the genres. "Jfk Loved Volvos Too" is a well-composed acoustic song about Hagfors' 1961 Volvo with a humorous chorus and great male/female duo vocals. "Bring You Back With a Song" is a sadder love song and a ballad of sorts with great hopeful lyrics. The title track, "Hey Revolution Now!" follows this up with a fun political track with the group chorus, "Hey revolution now/ Make peace with the holy cow." With "Hey Revolution Now!" Home Groan has crafted an excellent, musically mature album with intelligent, memorable lyrics and wonderful backing arrangements. Fans of alt-country and folk rock, pick up this album now!-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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"Raising the Roof!" by Tom Principato (Rock Artist from Virginia(VA))
"Raising the Roof!" is an excellent, guitar-driven blues rock album with elements of funk, r&b, and New Orleans blues/jazz stylings from Tom Principato Band. Principato has been playing guitar for over forty years, and he shows his mastery of the instrument with unbelievable guitar work on every track. A few of the songs are instrumental, allowing Principato and his guitar to take center stage in bluesy jams accompanied by Hammond organ, great bass lines, drums, and occasional horns. Principato's vocals are reminiscent of the blues rock gods before him, Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughn, and his overall musicianship is just as incredible. His songwriting skills are also admirable, as he can write fun lyrics about creole queens and other New Orleans themes, or blues-oriented songs about lost love and lies. "Raising the Roof!" is well-recorded and has a clean and professional sound. "Lock and Key" introduces the album nicely with a New Orleans style track with great guitar work and horns. "Bo Bo's Groove" is a fun jam track with a great funk bass line, excellent guitar solos, and an overall grooving arrangement. Tom Principato and his backing band have delivered with astonishing guitar work, great blues jams, and a nice meshing of lyrics. Fans of blues rock, whether you've been listening to Principato for forty years or you just heard of him today, "Raising the Roof!" will not disappoint.-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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"RSG-1" by Random Song Generator (Rock Artist from Boston, Massachusetts(MA))
"RSG-1" is the eclectic and truly original do-it-yourself debut from Random Song Generator. Random Song Generator is Neil Santos, a multi-instrumentalist that has his head around a variety of musical styles and proves it by playing all of the instruments on the album himself. The arrangements are solid and bass heavy, ranging in genre from hip-hop to pop to funk to techno to metal to folk to stoner rock. By sampling all of these genres, Santos goes against the grain and embraces every genre he finds aurally pleasing instead of limiting himself musically. The result is a mixtape of musical diversity, a Random Song Generator, which is entirely enjoyable and musically impressive. His vocals change with the genre, such as quicker deliveries similar to Beck during the "Mellow Gold" and "Odelay" days, rock ballads similar to Ryan Adams, and the distorted rock somewhere between Blur and Foo Fighters. "RSG-1" is well-produced; raw when it sounds better raw, clean when it sounds better clean, and bringing fully to life this incredibly imaginative album. "Just In Love" has a heavy rock sound with a catchy guitar line and backing bass, hip-hop deliveries on the verses and rock vocals on the chorus. "Addicted to Funk" is an impressive funk track with its splashy bass line, good use of synthesizers, and a group vocal on the chorus: "We're addicted to funk/ And we're looking to party, yeah!" With "RSG-1," Neil Santos has really put something interesting together by audibly displaying his knowledge of a variety of genres and laying down the foundation for many "RSG" releases to come. Eclectic music fans in need of a new mixtape should definitely look into Random Song Generator.-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
"The Black Letter" by Eve's Burden (Rock Artist from California(CA))
"The Black Letter" is the impressive alternative rock debut from California outfit Eve's Burden. This album is fueled by two things: firstly, an incredibly powerful vocal performance highlighted by an astounding vocal range from Sharon "Phox" Jordan, with a vocal quality like a favorable combination of Sheryl Crow, Kelly Clarkson, Amy Winehouse and Melissa Etheridge. and secondly, the awesome guitar licks throughout the album crafted by Jerry "The Matrix" Leal. There is something severely '80s about the overall sound, with keyboard, bass, and drums rounding out the backing instrumentation and creating a solid and full rock sound. The songs are quite lyrical, melodic, and catchy, with introspective and sociological lyrics. "The Black Letter" is well-produced and ready for extensive radio play. "Candy Girl" is filled with catchy lyrics, nice guitar work, and hand claps to boot. "The Fame Game" is a song about the life of a breakthrough musician that features memorable lyrics, a catchy chorus, a harmonica, and more great guitar work. "Euphoria" closes the album out with a '70s rock inspired guitar riff and a stellar vocal performance from the "Phox." "The Black Letter" is a solid debut from an up-and-coming group that you'll be sure to hear much more from in the years to come. Fans of powerful female vocals and guitar-driven alternative rock, check out Eve's Burden.-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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"Skippin' Stones" by Darin Seldes (Rock Artist from Atlanta, Georgia(GA))
"Skippin' Stones" by Darin Seldes is a great funky jazz/reggae album that can be compared to Van Morrison, Blues Traveler and The Dave Matthews Band. The album features excellent arrangements highlighted by powerful horns and a fantastic rhythm section. That combined with wonderful song writing ability and fantastic production value really makes this album stand out both creatively and technically. The vibe is such that it makes it a great chill album to have in the background while you drive, work or just hang out with good friends. The stand out track happens to be the title track "Skipping Stones" which sounds exactly how you would imagine. A very relaxed, chilled out melody along with soothing vocals search inside and find the child within. "Something New" is the leadoff track and blasts you right into it with a big full arrangement that is worthy of an arena. "Take A Deep Breath" touches on the reggae side of things, with a slick sound and nice work in the rhythm section. This is a great album by a talented artist. A great blend of many genres is difficult to achieve and Darin Seldes succeeds.-Ross
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"Stay with me sweetheart, don't close your eyes" by Jesper Eriksson & Wedell (Rock Artist from Sweden)
"Stay with me sweetheart, don't close your eyes" is an excellent and truly original Swedish Americana album from Jesper Eriksson & Wedell. A talented singer/songwriter, Eriksson places the most value in his lyrics, and delivers with attention getting, thought provoking, flowing lyrics about life and love, with a great storytelling quality to them. Eriksson's vocals are weathered and perfect for this genre. He draws from one of his main influences, Bob Dylan, and the end result is a vocal styling quite similar to Wilco's Jeff Tweedy. While the lyrics may be key, the arrangements are also solid, combining pop, rock, country, and folk to create that unique Swedish Americana sound, superbly complimenting Eriksson's great lyricism. "Stay with me sweetheart, don't close your eyes" is a low budget production, most of it recorded in Eriksson's home studio. After a year of Andreas Granath's careful mixing and producing, the album sounds great, with a slight raw quality great for the genre. "Hey Hey Hey" introduces the album nicely with an Americana track featuring great lyrics, a catchy chorus, and a solid backing arrangement. "Are We Waiting for You?" is a sweet piano ballad with pleasant dueling female and male vocals, some nice vocal layering, and more great lyrics. With "Stay with me sweetheart, don't close your eyes," Jesper Eriksson & Wedell have delivered nine solid and excellently crafted songs and proved that you don't have to spend a lot of money to make a great album. Fans of Americana, do yourself a favor and see how well these Scandinavians approach the genre.-Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
"Coolgilly and the Freakshow" by Centascope (Rock Artist from England)
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"Living Here" by J.P. Ranger (Rock/Soul Artist from New York City, New York (NY))
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Monday, December 8, 2008
"World of Difference" by Sam Pollard (Rock/Pop Artist from Australia)
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Thursday, December 4, 2008
"Thesis Statement" by Silas Durocher and Everybody Knows (Rock Artist from Western Asheville, North Carolina (NC))
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