The album “Sherinian/Philips Live” is a captivating and electrifying masterpiece that showcases the exceptional talents of Derek Sherinian on keyboards, Simon Phillips on drums, Bumblefoot on guitar, and Ric Fierabracci on bass.
Jamie Leonhart- “The Illusion Of Blue, Side A” Jamie Leonhart’s “The Illusion of Blue, Side A” is a mesmerizing blend of artistry and soul that solidifies her place as a contemporary music virtuoso. Collaborating with the renowned Michael Leonhart, known for his intricate musical arrangements, Jamie elevates her craft to new heights, building upon her […]
Preston Frazier: Ive been looking forward to this interview. your last album, Devil The Tthe White City, was breathtaking, driving, it was very musical. when I heard about “Splinters”, I was immediately intrigued
Walter Becker, who left us on September 3, 2017, left a fantastic legacy with Steely Dan. His estate has also released albums worth of material, which further his legacy. Love in the 4th (a.k.a. Lies I Can Believe) is among many great songs on www.walterbeckermedia.com.
Preston Frazier is joined by Greg Gonzalez, one of the original founding members of Grupo Fantasma. Over the years, Gonzalez has worked in a variety capacities with the band, including songwriter, producer, mixer and engineer, while also working with Brownout, Money Chicha and others.
Dare I say, there are no good songs which directly take on the tragedy of 9-11. Neil Young’s song, “Let’s Roll” is the most memorable of a sorry bunch. Part of the challenge is that the events that surround the day are so large in scale that a four-minute pop song doesn’t do the event justice
David Whitman’s fourth album, “Ode to Joe,” is a heartfelt salute to the legendary drummer Joe Morello, beautifully recorded at Capital Studios.
Most fans of the Doobie Brothers seem to have allegiances to particular periods in the band’s 45-year history — with the most common divide being Tom Johnston vs. Michael McDonald.
Ben Craven, who calls himself a “cinematic progressive-rock singer-songwriter,” has quickly established himself as one of the leading lights in neo-prog. But the Brisbane, Australia-based Craven understands its history, too.
Joe Bailey’s 2022 album, Devil In The White City, was one of the year’s best. Splinters, available now via Bandcamp doesn’t retread the themes of Devil In The White City however its nine songs offer a variety of hard-charging, powerfully constructed Prog-Metal.
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