Quite a lot of interesting music on Flyctory.com in November: after the Alexander Ludwig and Nik Wallner show in Cologne, I was looking forward to another Sound of Nashville event. The concert promoter brought Brett Young to my home town,…
Songs Of My Life: Weird Al Yankovic – Amish Paradise
Last week, have been traveling through Florida. Four cities, five concerts, one artist: Weird Al Yankovic. The US-American comedy musician is a huge act in North America, while his fan base in Europe is not too large, but a very…
Starcrawler – She Said
Scanning for albums which have been released on 16th September 2022, I ran into the album She Said by the US-American rock band Starcrawler. A somehow special sound – which deserves a closer listen. Here is my review. Starcrawler – About…
Flyctory.com Songs Of The Week (week of 09 September 2022)
This week, my Songs of the Week features a wide range of sounds. Quite a focus on Austrian and German artists again, from rock to schlager. Hope you enjoy my selection of songs. Leepa – So Far It Just Sucked…
Megadeth – The Sick, The Dying… and The Dead!
I guess it is hard to argue against when somebody calls Megadeth a legendary heavy metal band. The US-American act is about to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their founding day next year. Before that, fans can enjoy The Sick,…
David Paich – Forgotten Toys
Being active since the 1970’s, a six time Grammy Award winner and inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame – but still releasing your debut album at the age of 68. This sounds a bit weird, but is more or…
Watkins Family Hour – Vol. 2
Sara and Sean Watkins are leading the collaborative Watkins Family Hour. The Californian bluegrass and folk project is active since 2002. Right at their twentieth anniversary year, they release Vol. 2. I had a listen before the release date of 19th…
Flyctory.com Songs Of The Week (week of 29 July 2022)
Weird times: my list of candidates for my Songs of the Week this time was much longer, but a lot of release date information finally proofed to be wrong. I typically check that out when I compile this list, not when…