Dead Copycats Win Indie Spotlight On MuzikReviews.com
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New York, NY - February 2, 2009- The Dead Copycats are a talented rock band hailing from New York City. The indie band recently entered a contest put on by MuzikReviews.com through Sonic Bids and found themselves the winners amongst a strong field of candidates
Los Angeles, CA-January 19, 2009- Spirit’s California Blues Redux revisits the 1996 California project from Spirit, the rock band of deceased leader Randy California. The reissue program of Audio Fidelity gives the album a complete rework by Spirit member Mick Skidmore.
Los Angeles, CA-January 19, 2009- In Roman mythology, Janus (or Ianus) was the god of gates, doors, doorways, beginnings and endings. Janus the band opens the door to a refreshing rock-metal sound that begins and ends with the listener while giving you a shot of aural adrenaline. David Scotney (vocals), Johnny Salazar (percussion), Alan Quitman (bass), and Mike Tyrnaski (guitar, programming) enjoy complete synchronicity and unification of their musical process, making the new release a true team featuring powerful riffs with cunning but accessible lyrics.
New York, NY-January 12, 2009-The Leonisa Ardizzone Quintet adopts old-fashioned values and modern day recording techniques on their new release The Scent of Bitter Almonds…The Quintet and the articulate and seasoned Leonisa Ardizzone takes swinging jazz tunes and then makes it a memorable trip for everyone. The vocalists’ soft and sensual style allows her the flexibility to present perfected phrasing and at times the most enjoyable scatting in between her quintet’s marvelous instrumental breaks. The musicianship is beyond reproach as it wraps itself around the dynamic Ardizzone’s vocals on The Scent of Bitter Almonds…
New York, NY - January 12, 2009-When a legendary jazz figure like Stan Getz states, “She’s as good as they come,†surely long time vocalist Carol Fredette must feel that is a lot to live up to. With her long awaited release, Everything In Time people in the jazz community and critics alike are bound to be lavishing the vocalist with praise once again.