Art (and music) are personal. Interview with Neil McCormick

Neil McCormick is now is one of the most relevant voices in the music critic around the world. He was born in London in 1961. His journalistic career started at Hot Press music magazine in Dublin, in 1978. He was a contributing editor for GQ magazine from 1990-1996 and rock critic since 1996 for the […]

Raven in the Grave. The Raveonettes

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Which is the characteristic sound of The Raveonettes? While in the first albums, The Raveonettes (a Danish indie rock duo conformed by Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo) appeared they had a sound sometimes its funny but, in the last ones, seems has turned in a dark sound. The touchstone between both styles is […]

Dreamer. Coco Morier

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Nowadays is not so common find a new good artist in the new album releases. But, in this case, Coco Morier (project of Nicole Morier, an American singer, songwriter and producer) is a great exception. She is well known for been the songwriter of several artists like Britney Spears, Miike Snow, Selena Gomez, Sky […]

Architecture and music: The EMP museum on Seattle

What could have in common Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana, Frank Gehry and Ray Bradbury? Well, apparently nothing but in 2000, Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, founded a non-profit museum dedicated to contemporary popular culture denominated EMP museum (Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame). The building was designed by Frank Gehry using […]

Artists against photo and video in concerts?

Recently, Corey Taylor of Slipknot, in a gig, while he was singing he took the phone of one of the fans in the front row which was texting and he took away. In this link you can check few photos of the incident: http://www.guitarworld.com/artist-news-viral-videos/watch-slipknots-corey-taylor-smack-phone-out-texting-fans-hand/29433 This event create commotion in Twitter, cause many artists agree. Kate […]

TRON Legacy. Daft Punk

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Nowadays is more common hear about electronic musicians are collaborating in soundtracks: that’s the case of M83 (Oblivion and You and the Night) and a huge etcetera. In the case of this soundtrack, there was a lot of expectations cause the French duo haven’t released some music in years. The expectation was also cause […]

Playland. Johnny Marr

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Johnny Marr is well known as one of the creators of the mythic group The Smiths, with the temperamental Morrissey. In that group, it’s notorious his talent, to create great riffs as in “There’s a light that never goes out”, in charge of the Mandolin in “Please, Please, please…” or in the case of […]

The Killers. Profile

The Echo Music decided to talk one of the most influential rock bands of our generation: The Killers. This is a band from Las Vegas, Nevada with five studio albums and one album of Greatest Hits. We must add the fact that Dave Keuning (the guitarist) put an advertisement searching for a vocalist on the […]

We just make what we wanna make. Interview with Sune Rose Wagner

Sune Rose Wagner is the best example of a versatil artist: songwriter, guitarist, vocalist (solo and in the rock group The Raveonettes), producer (of groups as Crocodiles), collaborator with other artists (as in the case of Coco Morier) and even as a photographer’s assistant for Søren Solkær Starbird (which is a Danish photographer best known […]

Partie Traumatic. Black Kids

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This album released on 2008 it’s a brilliant album debut from this Floridian band after their EP Wizards of Ahhhs created a great expectation for an album debut. We consider Partie Traumatic an excellent album debut who marks one of the album essentials of the 2008 in contrast with another reviews as, for example, […]