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True believers DeWolff express their love of music on Muscle Shoals

Dec 5, 2024 | loudersound.com | Paul Moody

Put it down to the fact that it was recorded at the world-famous FAME and Muscle Shoals Sound Studio - as used by Aretha Franklin and the Rolling Stones - but DeWolff's follow-up to 2023’s Love, Death & In Between comes filled with ghosts from rock’n’soul’s illustrious past. Opener In Love sets the tone.
Aphrodite’s Child are ambitious and utterly bonkers on 666 The Apocalypse Of John

Nov 7, 2024 | loudersound.com | Paul Moody

Recorded in 1970 but originally released in 1972, 666 has long been recognised as a genre-shredding masterpiece by those who know there’s more to Demis Roussos than Forever And Ever. A conceptual double album where a barrage of bouzouki-style keyboards, burbling Moogs and Santana-esque guitar solos come interspersed with whacked-out monologues inspired by the New Testament, it’s as ambitious as it is utterly bonkers, and an influence on everyone from the likes of The Orb to Tame Impala.
“I’d just fed the gerbils and was practicing how to play the saw when this head popped around the door and asked politely if I would like to join Caravan”: Inside the weird and wonderful world of The Canterbury Scene

Oct 13, 2024 | loudersound.com | Paul Moody

Beloved of connoisseurs of progressive music, the Canterbury Scene was one of the most quietly influential musical movements of the late 60s and early 70s, first laying the groundwork for prog and then taking it into ever jazzier realms. In 2011, key Canterbury musicians looked back at the cult scene they were part of.
Inside the weird and wonderful world of The Canterbury Scene

Oct 13, 2024 | yahoo.com | Paul Moody

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty ImagesBeloved of connoisseurs of progressive music, the Canterbury Scene was one of the most quietly influential musical movements of the late 60s and early 70s, first laying the groundwork for prog and then taking it into ever jazzier realms. In 2011, key Canterbury musicians looked back at the cult scene they were part of.
Out now: Elin Larsson and Blues Pills explore their demons on Birthday

Aug 2, 2024 | loudersound.com | Paul Moody

For fans of rootsy, psychedelic rock, Blues Pills have long been a fascinating proposition, their self-titled 2014 debut setting out their stall as holders of the patchouli-scented cosmic rock flame – with powerhouse vocalist Elin Larsson an amalgam of singers from Janis Joplin and Maggie Bell to Shocking Blue’s Mariska Veres.
Out now: Redd Kross come full circle on melody-stuffed eighth album

Jun 30, 2024 | loudersound.com | Paul Moody

It’s been 45 years since Jeff and Steve McDonald – then aged 15 and 11 respectively – decided to throw their floppy hat into the rock’n’roll ring. However, despite influencing countless bands along the way – from Nirvana to the Lemon Twigs – Redd Kross's back catalogue is frustratingly sporadic, the power-pop brilliance of late-80s/early-90s albums Neurotica, Third Eye and Phaseshifter submerged in the grunge tsunami.
Navigating climate-related data in the investment process

Jun 6, 2024 | economymiddleeast.com | Paul Moody |Yara Abi Farraj

The effects of climate change, both direct and indirect, pose significant economic risks and opportunities. While estimating their impact is challenging, projections indicate substantial economic losses and potential gains. In 2022, an analysis by Deloitte predicted that a 3-degree Celsius rise in global temperatures could result in economic losses of $178 trillion over the next 50 years.
Out now: Lenny Kravitz's sings of love and libido on Blue Electric Light

May 24, 2024 | loudersound.com | Paul Moody

It’s taken a long time for the world to come round to Lenny Kravitz’s way of thinking. Widely seen – at least in critical circles – as a 60s-obsessed anomaly at the time of his 1989 debut Let Love Rule, his classicist sound and vintage-themed aesthetic are now recognised as bywords for good taste, borne out by his lucrative side-hustle as a design consultant for brands including Rolex watches and Dom Pérignon champagne.
AC/DC - reissues

Apr 30, 2024 | uncut.co.uk | Paul Moody

Where would we be without AC/DC? Their libidinous bar-room blues might seem – at the very least – anachronistic in sanitised, gender-neutral 2024, but the thirst for their primal boogie remains unquenchable: 2020’s Power Up debuted at number one in 21 countries.
CRD making changes to summer watering restrictions

Apr 12, 2024 | cheknews.ca | Adam Chan |Paul Moody

The Capital Regional District is updating its summer water use bylaw to help reduce peak demand periods, which is straining the water system. Every year, the CRD implements Stage 1 watering restrictions in Greater Victoria, which run from May 1 through Sept. 30. Previously, under Stage 1 watering restrictions, people could only water their lawns on certain days at certain times, depending on their address.