Category: Features

Posted on: July 30, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Landry Riba Interview

You have had a very interesting life before the release of your latest album, “Tales from behind the mirror”. Have there been any common threads between your vocation and your musical passion?

Posted on: July 29, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Ronny Coolcat Interview

You are a bluesy, rockabilly type of band. What was the thought process for joining together as an act? When I started playing music, I started out as a bass player in a Texas Blues band.

Posted on: July 29, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Reasonably Corrupt Black Lager (Great Raft Brewing)

Great Raft Brewing has created a black lager in their Reasonably Corrupt that is able to provide further variety than what is typically expected from the style. The beer pours with a mahogany / dark red coloration and possesses a malty nose with slight bits of wheat. The initial sip that one will take of Reasonably Corrupt interlaces a small hop bite with grass and malt flavors, before ending with…

Posted on: July 29, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Eco Vessel – The Insulated Sippy

The size of The Insulated Sippy would be perfect for daytrips or other short-term activities, while the stainless steel that Eco Vessel has used here ensures that liquids maintain their temperature for quite a few hours. This cup weighs a hair over 5 ounces when empty and will be around a pound when filled, making the handles a good inclusion. The spout utilized by Eco Vessel has been sourced from…

Posted on: July 28, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 2

Galliano Sommavilla Feature

Many artists would claim that it was a productive year if they were able to complete an album. 12 to 15 songs was about two weeks’ worth of work for Melbourne’s Galliano Sommaville, who took on the massive mission of creating one song a day over the course of a year. Sommaville was experienced in the traditional approach to releasing an album, cutting his debut effort “Rain in my Bathtub”…

Posted on: July 28, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Peppa Pig School Bus Trip DVD Review

The new Peppa Pig compilation “School Bus Trip” contains 10 episodes of the popular children’s show, captured in one easy to hold collection. The different messages presented in each of these episodes will influence a child during their formative years, ensuring that one is confident with themselves, has a voracious desire to read, and can deal with issues in a fruitful and calm fashion. Of the included episodes, we were…

Posted on: July 28, 2015 Posted by: Deiondre Comments: 0

Storz & Bickel Mighty Vaporizer

Quite possibly the best handheld vaporizer that we have reviewed in NeuFutur, the Mighty vaporizer by Storz & Bickel allows purchasers to set the device to the perfect settings no matter what sort of material is being utilized. The device can use both solid and concentrates and shines in the usage of each, as the temperature dial allows for the optimum point.

Posted on: July 27, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

SNAFU Present Day Plague CD Review

Subhuman Scum provides listeners with a narrative through which Detroit’s SNAFU will forcibly drag listeners. Slayer, Toxic Holocaust, and Suicidal Tendencies can all be discerned in the band’s Her Dark Past. SNAFU is able to kick things into high gear with intense, Anthrax-influenced riffs and an appreciation for NWOBHM, thrash, and hints of crust punk.

Posted on: July 27, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Juice in the Box

There is a large amount of extra trash that is created every time one purchases a box of juice cartons. One pays for the convenience, as the cost of the juice per ounce is much greater in single-serve packages than it is in a half-gallon or larger size. For those that are concerned with their environmental footprint or just want to save cash through the year, Precidio Design has created…

Posted on: July 26, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Sven Sundberg Intimacy CD Review

Seasons Change is a track that is able to tie together world music, classical, and R&B into something emotive and rich. This track is able to be tender and strong, telling more of a story with instrumentation that artists can do with lyrics and a full band. Sundberg is able to add further depth to this composition by utilizing vocals in a musical fashion; the interaction between these different elements…

Posted on: July 26, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 1

Silversnake Michelle Drops Of Time Single Review

Drops Of Time is the current single from Silversnake Michelle, showcasing a wide variety of styles from pop to rock, to metal and sixties lounge-singer style. Guitar and vocals intertwine to bolster the momentum, providing finesse as well as intense shredding. This eclectic blend of styles ensure that listeners of a wide variety of styles can find something that they will appreciate from this cut.

Posted on: July 26, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

The Sweetwater Hillbillies On The Road CD Review

“Backwater Slap Jar Soul Sauce” is a lively track that sets the stage for what is to follow from the all-star act The Sweetwater Hillbilles on their On Their Road, establishing a high standard that is continued in the album’s second track, “Baton Rouge”. “Baton Rouge” is an impeccably-mastered track that benefits greatly through the multi-part vocal harmony and a rotating cast of instrumental contributions. While the track may only…

Posted on: July 25, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Kicker Tabor Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Review

The fidelity of the Kicker Tabor Bluetooth Wireless Headphones ensure that one is provided with an accurate representation of any music which they may be listening. The treble and impressive vocal range of opera and vocal music allows every trill, rise, and fall to be reproduced well, while more complex instrumental arrangements are able to be heard as the act intended. A guitar riff can impress while the drums keep…

Posted on: July 25, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 1

Barrel Aged Asylum Infused w/ Coffee Bean (Left Coast Brewing Company)

Asylum is Left Coast’s Belgian Triple, and the brewery has barrel-aged this beer and infused the effort with coffee beans. What results here is a very complex effort that will provide imbibers with a different constellation of flavors with each subsequent sip. The coffee flavors are front and center here, but this is a more moderate, sweeter brew (light roast). When coupled with the notes from the barrel-aging, there is…

Posted on: July 24, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Petrus Oud Bruin

Petrus Oud Bruin pours with a dark brown to ruby red color and a good amount of light tan head. The overall nose of the Oud Bruin will provide individuals with a slightly oaky and lightly tart nose, before yielding to an initial sip that has a small amount of tart, wheat, and black cherry, dark fruit, and malt all present.

Posted on: July 24, 2015 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

The Fratellis Release “Baby Don’t You Lie To Me!” Video

The Fratellis have unveiled the video for their new single “Baby Don’t You Lie To Me!”. The video, directed by Libby Burke Wilde (Royal Blood, The Charlatans), highlights the band’s flawless live set up while channelling the energy exuded in the foot stomping anthem.

Posted on: July 24, 2015 Posted by: John B. Moore Comments: 0

Gregg Allman – Live: Back to Macon, GA (CD/DVD Set)

Although the Allman Brothers may have officially called it a day in 2014, co-founder and namesake Gregg Allman is still going strong. His last record of original songs came out just four years ago and he continues to hit the road. And Back to Macon, this two CD/DVD set, proves he’s still a top caliber performer.

Posted on: July 23, 2015 Posted by: David Rangel Comments: 0

Solvey S/T CD Review

Jessica Zambri -known in musical circles by her band name, Solvey- is a woman with “otherworldly” sensibilities. The first track, “Solvey” from her latest record of the same name starts off in a “dreamy” yet accessible sound that hints at the more haunting, meditative songs which follow. Zambri’s unique, almost subconscious-sounding-voice falls somewhere between a more enigmatic version of Sara Mclachlan and Miki Berenyi, the singer of a great nineties…