Michael Jackson “A.B.C.’s of a legend remembered” by R.A. Moore The green and gray Sheriff’s Department helicopter, labeled Rescue 5 just sat down at the Los Angeles county Coroner’s building. As the personnel climbed out of the unit, removing their flight helmets, the fading evening glow of a California sunset cast its auburn rays on the remains of pop idol, […]
The King (“Of Pop”) Is Dead
yin/yang symbiotic state
Kim Acrylic and the Northern Drones Fanfare Meltdown Review by J. Darren Lee Beat poetry and psychedelic rhythms is what one immediately thinks when listening to Kim Acrylic and the Northern Drones’ ‘Fanfare Meltdown” for the first time. But it is so much more than that. Influenced heavily by classic experimental bands such as The Velvet Underground, and by beat […]
Urban Folk
“Young, Yet Weathered and Knowledgeable” Musician & Lyricist Justin Andrew’s blue-jeans and bare feet music Review by R.A. Moore As much as I appreciate the twists and turns that the music entertainment business impales us with, I cannot help but appreciate when a new, young artist flips the pages of the calendar back and melds vintage composition and method with […]
Americana from Pittsburgh, PA
Transplant [ep], from Justin Andrew by Rob Reviewer The hand-printed CD package here from Justin Andrew indicates a true craftsman’s diligent attention to detail, and this is a trait which comes up again and again in his music. Justin Andrew is a craftsman’s musician. Transplant is a folksy message from the soil of small-town and back road urban America, towns […]