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Interview with Andy T. from JAX

Twenty years ago the hermetically sealed Berlin Wall burst open. The Wall’s fall is celebrated in the recent album from JAX, We Are The People. IndieMusicReview.NET’s Gary Levinson spoke with JAX’s Andy T. Read the rest of this entry »

Drum Dynasty
Mystic Sunrise / Dark Continent
reviewed by Gary Levinson

It’s been a cold and rainy early evening at the beginning of Advent here in Berlin, and I was feeling kind of bluesy.  Time to listen to some music! Read the rest of this entry »

Langages of Futurism (Sprachen des Futurismus)
Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin
reviewed by Gary Levinson

“That looks very futuristic!” my mother might declare in describing an avant-garde object or work of art. With this exclamation, she is almost certainly not referring to Read the rest of this entry »

James Benning
LOS
reviewed by Gary Levinson

What is Los Angeles? To the people who live there, it’s many things. Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, Downtown lofts, really good “Mexican” food, waiting for a parking place at a shopping center, a completely jammed 8-lane (each direction) highway at 2am, probably mostly things to do with traffic. Read the rest of this entry »

Titus North
Operation Patriotic Toilet Seat
reviewed by Gary Levinson

Titus North in his Operation Patriotic Toilet Seat presents us with a novel that touches on youth problems, navy life, exotic travel description, the experience of learning a foreign language, unbridled power, and morality. Read the rest of this entry »

Dada Veda
Love is the Best
reviewed by Gary Levinson

One of the Indie Music world’s most anticipated releases, Dada Veda’s Love is the Best is finally here. With his new album, Dada Veda presents us Read the rest of this entry »

Smislovie Gallyucinacii
German-Russian Festival
reviewed by Gary Levinson

Smislovie Gallyucinacii (Смысловые Галлюцинации) is a five-piece Russian rock group, that comes from Ekaterinburg. Their name means Thought Hallucinations, Read the rest of this entry »

Debora Kim
less is more
reviewed by Gary Levinson

Debora Kim in her exhibition less is more presents some of her recent works. These appear at first viewing to be of a certain simplicity: square shapes in various colors, with the beauty lying in the juxtaposition of colors and arrangements. Read the rest of this entry »

USA Songwriting Competition
Deadline looms for the 14th Annual USA Songwriting Competition

There are just a few days left to enter the 14th Annual USA Songwriting Competition. Entrants stand to win a grand prize of over US$50,000 value in cash and music merchandise Read the rest of this entry »

Catman Cohen
How I Want To Dream
reviewed by Gary Levinson

In his latest album, number three in The Catman Chronicles series, Catman Cohen offers us his most impressive album yet. Catman’s unique spoken-verse-style vocals against a background a richly textured and varied compositions enthralls and compels us once again to focus our listening and to try to comprehend the message behind this concept work. Read the rest of this entry »