by Cody Cloepfil | Sep 1, 2018
‘Revisionist History, Season 3’ – Malcolm Gladwell I just wrapped up the final podcast of Season 3 (10 episodes in total), which dives into Freudian slips, Elvis Presley, and the one song he couldn’t sing – wowza!! Gladwell, the best selling author, uses the...
by Cody Cloepfil | Aug 10, 2018
‘Temporary High’ – Nick Piunti Nick Piunti’s 4th album in 6 years, it’s power pop, indie rock, guitar driven timeless rock and roll. “Temporary High” is the follow up to 2016’s “Trust Your Instincts”. “Temporary High” is wrapped in alternating crunchy and jangly...
by Cody Cloepfil | Jul 9, 2018
‘The Ice Queen’ – Sue Foley Sue Foley hasn’t released a solo album since 2006’s New Used Car, so the 2018 appearance of The Ice Queen is something of an event. The Ice Queen offers a welcome reminder of how fully formed her voice is as a guitarist, singer, and...
by Cody Cloepfil | Jun 19, 2018
Savoy Brown – “Witchy Feelin'” If you like sound of Louisiana swamp blues, you may well like this, the zillionth album from Kim Simmonds-helmed British blues outfit Savoy Brown. Witchy Feelin’ may be a rather naff sounding title, but what lies behind...
by Cody Cloepfil | May 15, 2018
‘Knock Knock’ – DJ Koze I often listen to the electronic genre when working behind my computer. I enjoy being driven by the steady pace, but prefer the rest of the music to lay in the background – and how I love DJ Koze for this. Listening to Stefan Kozalla’s...
by Cody Cloepfil | Apr 1, 2018
‘Make Way For Love’ – Marlon Williams This 11-track album is awash in post-midnight reverb and spilling over with the myopic despondency of heartbreak. In jettisoning the frequent forays into bluegrass and country that dominated his debut, Williams has honed in on...
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