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Frontiers Music and Spread Eagle are very proud to announce the planned release of a new studio album in 2019. The band has started pre-production in the Music Building, New York, NY which is the exact place where their debut album was written and rehearsed. Recording will take place at Studio E in Brooklyn, NY with Grammy Award winning...

The Freestones are a real find, a sound not often present in the Boston area community that got a good taste of this New Hampshire group's fun and musicall style  For those who have heard the amazing recordings of Alan O'Day's "Easy Evil," be it by Genya Ravan, Sarah Vaughan, Sylvia, Lulu - this ensemble present that kind of...

We often think of ourselves as being governed by our emotions, but what if our actions were governed by our internal organs? That could certainly yield some comical results as our brain and sex organs battled with one and other, especially in our teens or early twenties; high school and college would certainly be a lot more interesting. Imagine what...

"I'll take out a search party, way beyond Mars..." is a theme along with its poetry in the four minute and forty-two opening track, Universal Dreams, where the protagonist concludes "I won't be coming back to earth." Paul LaPointe's ambitious and creative project, Universe No. 122 - unleashed within the Beyond Mars album - is pure minamilist quasi-psychedelia engaging in...

With menacing opening guitar throbs on "The Creeper" (not the famous punk song by Boston's Unnatural Axe, another creeper!) Thee Fightin' Fish enter the ring with gloves off. If you like early New York Dolls barreling all-out assault which begins with lyrical admonitions while adding smart, tight musical attitudes at the start, middle and finish of each blitzing tune,...

Most people will consider the G12T-75 among the Top 5 speakers offered by Celestion.  For hard rock tones, I wager it’s in the Top 3.  It also kinda sorta says something that it’s the current stock speaker for the Marshall 1960A and 1960B. I’m digging the G12T-75.  Now, there is a bit of commentary out there about how the mids are scooped....

Videogame Roundtable Episode 322: Late to the Party This week's episode is a little late due to a power outage. However, despite the lack of really interesting news, the crew still finds plenty to chat about. This week's news includes: Switch outsells entire lifetime of Wii U in Japan The Tomb Kings bring crazy new units and crafting to Total War: Warhammer...

Years ago I had a conversation with Jim Koch that has always stuck with me. Jim told me “When I release a beer I ask myself what will this add to the market that is already not out there.” I notice this dedication as I sample and see new Sam Adams’ releases. Today when sampling Sam Adams’ new Sam ’76...

The Silverbird is a rare humbucker that was made almost 35 years ago. It’s more prominently known as the pickup found in the Silverbird guitar made by Zion, as commissioned by Guitar Player magazine in 1983. Reports of how many were made are generally the stuff of legend. It’s been said that less than 100 were produced, while it’s...

Videogame ROundtable Episode 321: 2018 Has Begun The audio quality is a little bad on this podcast, probably because Scott goes on and on about his fractured butt-hole. However, the episode was recorded on January 1, so there isn't much news. The gang also challenges Paul to pop in and do an episode sometime. News that was discussed includes: Project Phoenix...