Author Archives: eddiespageti

For my album #666 it seemed fitting to pick a metal band. This is another excellent Ukrainian artist with an impressive body of work.

These guys are a prolific Australian indie rock band who managed to release more than one album per year between 2012 and 2018. Seems like they’re overdue for another one.

There are a lot of amazing stories about the heroism of average Ukrainian citizens. One article in particular caught my eye about Ukrainian musicians doing what they can to support the defense efforts. In this case, the members of this group have actually taken up arms to defend their homeland from foreign invaders.

It’s always great to discover a new artist who makes jazzy instrumental music. Perfect mood music for a mellow dining experience.

Does anybody remember the old iPod commercial with the Feist song? That song was everywhere for a while.

Here we have another great ‘90s band who has escaped my awareness for almost thirty years. Better late than never.

I grew up listening to a lot of Yes’ music. Most of the members of that band have a bunch of side projects, but none are as prolific as the body of work of Rick Wakeman. This is one of his amazing concept albums, which often feature historical themes:

This album has a great classic punk sound, reminiscent of one of the classic offerings by The Clash.

This I another band who I’ve always heard over the years, and even know some of their hits, but never took the time to listen to an album until now.

Smerz is a Norwegian duo who blends many musical elements to create a sort of deconstructed pop sound.