Tag Archives: Lovemonk Records

BART AND THE BEDAZZLED-BLUE MOTEL.

♦ April 28, 2018 ♦ Leave a comment

Bart and The Bedazzled-Blue Motel. Label: Lovemonk Records. Four years after singer-songwriter released his sixth solo album Physical World in 2014, the talented Californian troubadour makes a welcome return with a new album Blue Motel, which was recorded by  Bart and The Bedazzled and has just been released on Madrid based Lovemonk Records. Blue Motel …

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BEST NEW ALBUMS OF 2017-PART 2.

♦ February 5, 2018 ♦ Leave a comment

Best New Albums Of 2017-Part 2. Ben Lukas Boysen and Sebastian Plano-Everything. Label: Erased Tapes Records. When it came for games designer David O’Reilly to commission composers to produce the score for Everything, he turned to German composers Ben Lukas Boysen and Sebastian Plano who were tasked with producing a sprawling four-hour, immersive soundtrack. This would …

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BEST NEW ALBUMS OF 2017-PART 10.

♦ February 2, 2018 ♦ Leave a comment

Best New Albums Of 2017-Part 10. The Souljazz Orchestra-Under Burning Skies. Label: Strut Records. Fifteen years after The Souljazz Orchestra was founded in Ottawa, Canada, in 2002, they returned with their seventh album Under Burning Skies. It’s without doubt, the finest album of their career, which has been said before. However, with every album they …

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WILD HONEY-TORRES BLANCAS.

♦ June 17, 2017 ♦ Leave a comment

Wild Honey-Torres Blancas. Label: Lovemonk Records. Just over four years ago, Wild Honey released their much-anticipated sophomore album Big Flash in April 2013. This was the followup to Wild Honey’s 2009 debut album Epic Handshakes and A Bear Hug. While it was released to plaudits and praise, Big Flash marked the coming of age of …

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FORASTERO-EL SUBMARINISTA EN EL TEJADO.

♦ November 30, 2016 ♦ Leave a comment

FORASTERO-EL SUBMARINISTA EN EL TEJADO. For the last few years, Forastero have been familiar faces on Madrid’s underground jazz scene. It offers alternative venues to the ones that are regularly frequented by the city’s more conservative jazz fans. They’re not quite ready for Forastero’s jazz-punk sound The six members of Forastero take to the stage with …

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