Breton Towler, Author at Blues Rock Review

Pilgrim: No Offense, Nevermind, Sorry Review

Tulsa’s favorite sons Pilgrim return with their tongue-in-cheek offering No Offense, Nevermind, Sorry. If you’re hunting for excuses, then you

It seems I’m lagging behind. Arielle shakes the bubbly and starts the party with what is unbelievably her ninth album

Growing up meandering amongst the waves in the quaint coast town of Pambula Beach, singer/songwriter Jack Biilmann was never parched

Former child six-string prodigy Scott McKeon rises from his 11-year solo album slumber with New Morning, an earthy awakening filled

There are very few guitarists who are able to convey their feelings through their guitar playing as well as Gary

American novelist Luanne Rice once said: “Missing pieces do more than complete the puzzle, they fill in an empty space.” The philosophical and

When two greats of the blues join forces, we naturally anticipate something unforgettable, something beyond magical. Sadly this isn’t always

Saltation comes from Latin, deriving ultimately from the verb salire, meaning “to leap.” Seven years on from the release of his self-titled