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CD Review: Love Stallion “Unforgettable Ride”
Inspired by the “big rock” sound of the 1970s and ’80s, rock stars like David Lee Roth and Freddie Mercury, and dynamic bands like Van Halen, Kiss, and Def Leppard, Love Stallion is charging onto the music scene with original glamorous hard rock. The band’s high energy live performances, flamboyant wardrobes of sequins, spandex and leather, and their signature “Sexy Disco Legs” have placed Love Stallion in the spotlight among Denver’s hottest tickets.
EP Review: JJ McGuigan “Dissociative”
JJ McGuigan caught the attention of radio programmers and music journalists with the first two singles from his EP, Dissociative. “Letter” and “Home” received both critical praise and airplay chart success, reaching the New Music Weekly country chart Top 80, as well as the Top 40 Roots Music Report Americana chart. “Letter” earned McGuigan an Akademia Award for Best Alternative Song in January 2017. Perhaps the most somber of all recent artists that I’ve heard.
Album Review: Fitzsimon And Brogan “Big Blue World”
Neil Fitzsimon, the songwriter, and Bee Brogan, the vocalist, aim to produce “Pure Pop For Now People.” Preferring to remain faceless in an industry that holds image in high regard, Fitzsimon and Brogan have gone on to form a songwriting/production partnership that led to placement of their songs in Film and TV. They also wrote a musical, Jack Dagger, which was showcased at the Greenwich Theatre, London for the Musical Futures Award.
Single Review: Ed Roman “Red Omen”
I had to admit, when I saw pictures of Ed Roman, I couldn’t believe that was him. His voice on the title track of his latest album, “Red Omen,” sounds quite youthful, and the verbosity reminded me of very early Springsteen, perhaps a hint of “Rosalita”. I wouldn’t know how to sing along to this song (and that is NOT a bad thing!) but I’m quite sure that its down-to-earth feeling makes him the perfect intimate-venue performer.
IndiePulse Reviews New Album Red Ghost by Miles Maxwell
In Review: Red Ghost by Miles Maxwell is a fun, campy, sarcastic, upbeat and often irreverent album, an introspective series of tracks that show a man that faced the rainbow of ghosts and skeletons in the closet we call life. Where there are several songs that could be considered “break up” tunes, they are not somber, but show that there is hope on the other side of sadness.
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