You Probably Never Heard Adam’s Farm’s ‘Rock Music Machine,’ and That’s a Shame
Issued 25 years ago, ‘Rock Music Machine’ was the first of just three mid ’90s-era releases from Adam’s Farm.
Issued 25 years ago, ‘Rock Music Machine’ was the first of just three mid ’90s-era releases from Adam’s Farm.
The Successful Failures are still at the height of their game – a huge compliment, considering how intoxicating they already were.
Velvet Crush had already made a critical splash before this album arrived 25 years ago today. Then something amazing happened.
Damfino’s Oliver Ignatius captures our imagination on “Citys a Hell,” a moonlighting solo single which moves far afield of his main band’s quirky pop rock.
Featuring calm and quiet vocals, Joe Merklee’s new EP ‘July’ exudes a deceptive strength, with delicate melodies that really sneak up on you.
Put together by Mighty Shamrocks veteran Mickey Stephens, the Poor Blue’s ‘Wasteground’ is a rootsy, autobiographical tour de force.
In some ways, the new Dream Syndicate album is understood less as a singular release and better in the context of Steve Wynn’s overall career.
It’s obvious Damfino had a ton of fun in the studio, and their enthusiasm spills right out of the speakers.
Hooky hard-rocking tunes, loaded with nifty noodlings, humming with momentum and good timing is where Chip Muellemann’s heart and soul resides.
“Dream Girl” is a effective gateway to the heart of Desmond White’s ‘Glace.’