Sheetah and les Weissmüller: French Garage Rock
When we think about French music, the first thing that springs to mind is that 60’s bohemian and murmured genre called «chanson française» (coetaneous with the cinema trend «Nouvelle …
An Evening with Neil Halstead: A Truly Folk Recital
Neil Halstead is part of that premiere league of bearded men with an acoustic guitar, that, despite their rude aspect, possess a great deal of …
TORRES: Spartan LO-FI Sounds. The birth of a songwriter.
From the heart of Nashville arrives this little gem of lo-fi style and pop-folk tinges that involves the debut of Mackenzie Scott, or what is …
Glen Hansard Spanish Solo Tour: Madrid, Bilbao, and Barcelona
Glen Hansard, that redhead guy that conquered our hearts in the film “Once” and won an Academy Award for the Best Original Song (“Falling Slowly”), …
Interview with The Nervebreakers: Punk is not dead
Talking about The NerveBreakers involves placing ourselves in the mythical 70’s and 80’s American punk panorama. And it involves reminding that this band has supported …
Sharon Corr: “Dream of You” Spanish Solo Tour
In 2009 Sharon Corr: violinist, composer, singer, and ex-member of the Corrs entered in this solo project, which is baring great fruit. “Dream of you” is …
The Moonstones: Bringing on the Garage Revival
The Moonstones are a Spanish band formed in Madrid in 2005 under the pillars of the garage-rock genre. Influenced by several mythic bands like The …
An Evening with Lisa Hannigan: Another Shining Irish Gem
Music appeases the most savage souls or wakes the numb ones. Lisa Hannigan is able to make both at the same time. Her music is …
Oh, Libia!: Mediterranean Handcrafted Melodies
« Hey man, I have a band » « Really? I have one too! What do you play ? » « Kind of pop » « Oh I play the same, and …
Favourite Christmas Movies: A Tale of Winter by Éric Rohmer
A Tale of Winter is not the typical Christmas film where everybody loves each other, illusion is all around and all the people is kind and generous. Ok, …