Dallas, TX-based group Aerchive (pronounced 'archive') has jumped headfirst into the rich and nuanced world of prog-rock. Comprised of friends Jeff Shapard (bass guitar, vocals), Jonah Salih (guitar, vocals), and Michael Timmons (drums, percussion), [Click here to open...]
Wagon Band – Twenty
Originally formed in the year 2000, country-rock outfit Wagon Band has had an exceptionally good run in the Bay Area. Currently comprised of Charlie Galletta (vocals), Steve Hall (rhythm guitar), Lowell Hall (lead guitar), and Steve Hall Sr. (bass), [Click here to open...]
Various Artists – Let’s Have a Rockin’ Christmas, Vol. 6
It almost feels like a tradition here at The Ark to take a long listen through the yearly Bongo Boy Records holiday compilation album. In its sixth edition, this year we're treated to a dynamic collection of Christmas classics and festive originals [Click here to open...]
Greg Barnett – Not All It Seems – REDUX
We last heard from Australian artist Greg Barnett just a short while back, after we had the distinct pleasure of reviewing his 2020 release The Flat White Album. This year, Greg has released another project that seems to complete a set of musical [Click here to open...]
Tim Oksanen – Diamond
We last heard from Queensland-based pop artist Tim Oksanen back in March of this year with the release of his album Aeon, a project that we felt "seems to have a little bit of soul in every line." Now, Oksanen is back this fall with another [Click here to open...]
Earth To Abigail – The Forest
Artist Mynah Marie has led a full and complex life on their journey to professional musicianship. Living as a nomad for over 15 years, Mynah left their hometown at 21 and traveled around the globe, bolstering their music career all the while. [Click here to open...]
Mulveye – Let The Mask Slip
Performing under the alias Mulveye, Irish-born musician Eamonn Mulvey has spent the last few years gigging in the London area. Mulveye released a debut EP in 2019 with artist Franc Cinelli, and has since turned his attention to his first full-length [Click here to open...]
The Allan Spencer Mallet Choir – Saturday Morning Coffee
When one thinks of the marimba, one almost certainly imagines a very specific type of music - maybe tropical, or perhaps jazz. Classical compositions likely do not come immediately to mind, but that may no longer be the case once you hear the work of [Click here to open...]
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