A active German power metallic unit with components of folk and progressive metallic, Orden Ogan, which means “The Purchase of Fear” with a mash-up of German and Gaelic, was shaped in 1996 by drummer Sebastian Grütling and vocalist/guitarist Sebastian Levermann beneath the moniker Tanzende Aingewaide. The next 12 months the …

Rather like Willie P. Bennett or Fred Eaglesmith, Toronto’s Scott Bradshaw (better referred to as Scott B. Sympathy) is certainly a profoundly observational vocalist/songwriter whose exclusive mixture of nation, folk, and rock and roll influences have produced him a critically acclaimed cult body in Canada (and specifically in Southern Ontario); …

The final and oddest of J.S. Bach’s 20-unusual kids, P.D.Q. Bach started his musical profession in obscurity and embarked upon an unsteady march into utter oblivion. He spent the majority of his adult lifestyle in the tiny German city of Wein-am-Rhein. It had been a village practically bereft of lifestyle, …

Transatlantic Railroad was among the many late-’60s SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA psychedelic bands that did their share of live work in your community but barely documented, leftover known almost exclusively to those that saw them play. Predicated on the materials that arrived in the first 2000s for the archival discharge …

The duo of saxophonist Dick Morrissey and guitarist Jim Mullen were leading exponents from the United kingdom jazz-rock movement from the 1970s. A reputed bebop participant who deftly modified his bold, liquid style to match even more abstract contexts using the introduction of free of charge jazz, Morrissey in 1969 …

Manheim, Germany’s Night time Sun were much rock and roll group with progressive tendencies, which originally evolved from a late-’60s jazz music group known as Take Five. Briefly calling themselves Evening Sunlight Mournin’, bandmembers Bruno Schaab (vocals, bass), Walter Kirchgassner (electric guitar), Knut Rossler (body organ, piano, trumpet, bassoon), and …

Originating in the city of Bellingham, WA and made up of vocalist Nate McAdams, guitarists F. Money and E. Wallace, bassist Elijah Nelson, and drummer J. Byrum Seattle-based Dark Breath quickly set up themselves as a favorite Emerald Town concert draw because of their crust-laden, metal-infused hardcore design, inspired by …

Formed in NY in 2003 by Brad Hargett and JB Townsend, multi-influenced indie rock-band Crystal Stilts released their first function — some singles and an EP — in 2004 in the Feathery Tongue label. The initial single, “Shattered Stand out,” was accompanied by some local shows and a five-song EP …

Created in Hull, Yorkshire, England, in the first 60s, singing guitarists Alan Beach front, David Kelsey and David Waite sported standard waistcoats and embroidered tops while carrying out commercial folk – ‘We Know Where We’m Heading’ reached the low reaches of the united kingdom Best 50 in planting season 1962. …

Fake began being a Japan-based supergroup comprising Oblivion Dirt vocalist Ken Lloyd and Inoran, the guitarist for visual kei legends Luna Ocean. In early stages, the music group blended alt-rock with some trippy digital components, but after some time, it became a single automobile for Lloyd, who provided it a …