Maybe Dreamers is the third album from Dandelion Charm released in early November 2019. This new album extends the duo's signature blend of intricate harmonies, soaring melodies and the unofficial third member of the band, Olah, their lovely jumbo twelve-string guitar. Across the tracks the theme of the album explores collective and individual relationships, along with the pursuit of fulfilment through consumption. Expanding on their prog roots, Maybe Dreamers has a hint of jazz and is considered more accessible than their debut 2015 album Tiny Drop. Released on CD, Maybe Dreamers is also available as a 48kHz / 24bit download from their BandCamp page, and it is that hi-res edition that is… Continue Reading

Dream Theater have sold over 15 million records worldwide and are a two-time GRAMMY® Award nominated band known for their special blend of progressive metal. For this 2019 release, “Distance Over Time,” the band decided for the first time to really approach making the album differently, living; writing and recording together at the secluded Yonderbarn studios in Monticello, NY over the period of four months While developing a more organic sound on their fourteenth studio release, Dream Theater has maintained its unique signature of combining Metallic aggression and Progressive ambition. The album Distance Over Time seemingly deals with difficult topics, all while reflecting the spirit, joy… Continue Reading

39 albums on, fans have come to expect a similar temperament from Neil Young’s releases. Reflecting both his acoustic and electric sides, Colorado in many ways picks up where he left off on his earlier records. Truth be told, it has been way too long since Young has made a genuinely great album of original material, and with a name like Colorado, it seriously falls short of much of the modern Americana music that has been born from that region. Yet, this doesn’t surprise me, and for long time fans of Young, this album will comfortably fit into their collection, adding his rage and discourse on the current state of our world. The appeal of Colorado is his reuniting with the loose rockin’… Continue Reading