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Brad’s Top 5 of 2014

Jan 6, 2015By Brad Murray

Music appreciation is a pursuit that never ends. As listeners, we all hear and interpret things differently. What speaks to one person is entirely different to the next. This determines how we prioritize what’s important when selecting our music andRead more…

Jan 6, 2015Brad Murray

Kosmograd – Orbiter

Dec 27, 2014By Brad Murray

Have you heard of Kosmograd? They’re a Post-Metal/Sludge band hailing from Toronto, ON. Perhaps you have caught them opening for Intronaut, The Ocean and Solstafir? Maybe? Truthfully, the band has not participated in any extended touring circuits and unless oneRead more…

Dec 27, 2014Brad Murray

Soen – Tellurian

Dec 14, 2014By Brad Murray

In 2012, US/Swedish group, Soen debuted their first full-length album, Cognitive. The album promptly made ripples in hard rock and metal circles due in part to the band’s all-star rhythm section comprised of Martin Lopez on drums/percussion (Opeth) and bassRead more…

Dec 14, 2014Brad Murray

Playlist Monday: Deep Purple – Mark I: 1968-69 Playlist

Dec 1, 2014By Brad Murray

Deep Purple: we all know them, we all love them. Undoubtedly the band’s most memorable era is the legendary “Mark II – Version I” line-up (1970-1973) comprised of Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Jon Lord (Hammond organ), Ian Paice (drums), Roger GloverRead more…

Dec 1, 2014Brad Murray

Purson – In The Meantime

Nov 25, 2014By Brad Murray

Purson is a psychedelic rock band hailing from London, England. Led by vocalist/guitarist Rosalie Cunningham, the band has gained international exposure with their first full-length album, The Circle and the Blue Door (2013). This album showcased eleven memorable, diverse tracksRead more…

Nov 25, 2014Brad Murray

Giant Squid – Minoans

Nov 16, 2014By Brad Murray

It has been over five years since San Francisco-based Post-Metal band Giant Squid has released an album. Their last outing, The Ichthyologist (2009), was a highly-original listening experience. Lyrically, it featured an eerie concept story whereas musically, the album movedRead more…

Nov 16, 2014Brad Murray

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