Glacially Musical

The Tin Shed Two Piece It's time for a revelation so startling that all of my readers might go into sudden bouts of amnesia from wh...

The Night Has A Thousand Eyes My apologies for my absence as of late. Life has a way of throwing you curve balls when you're lookin...

Blood On The Keys My favorite guitarist in the world is Ace Frehley. He serves as an inspiration to me. His ear for melody is far gre...

Beck In Black Left Lane Cruiser was discovered by this author around the release of their third record, Junkyard Speedball , and there...

Death Blues vs. The Dirty Spliff The connectivity of the internet is probably one of my favorite things about This Modern World in whic...

Hard Time Any time an artist reaches out to me with their album, I do try very hard to check it out. Unfortunately, not everything m...

Freddy J IV of Left Lane Cruiser The blues are a national treasure to me. Before they came to be, America had little to say when i...

Dirty Spliff Blues I'm often surprised at how long I've been writing these reviews. These started  nearly 3  years ago in ...

Rock Them Back To Hell It has been awhile since we've heard from the psychobilly Blues duo from Fort Wayne, Indiana (Home of the ...

 This album is a little bit on the old side, but you will not be robbed of it! This is the sophomore release of Columbia, MO's most...

Remember when you were just a little one and you built musical instruments because, hell, you were only eight and it was fun. Personally,...

Painkillers I have been a fan of both James Leg aka John Wesley Myers of the Black Diamond Heavies (except on their second album wher...