The journey of one's musical tastes is a fascinating topic. Why do we like the music we do, at the points in our lives when we like it?

The last time I reviewed an album featuring Rick Wakeman it was a bit of a disappointment (Anderson/Wakeman: The Living Tree

Summary is the perfect title for Johan Randén’s third studio album because it is a diverse presentation of instrumental tracks lead by Randén and his guitar.

Wazu is a duo from New York who's three tack ep album is garnering great buzz. A sleek and sexy industrious rock sound will make your toes tap and remind you of Depeche Mode.

Trying to explain the Anderson/Wakeman Living Tree Live album is like playing six degrees of separation.

Its not often that I come across a lot of New Age music. For the most part Janet Robbins’ new album, Song of the Gypsy Tree, is a jazz meets very subtle electronic new age music.

I was afraid to listen to "Broken Frames" by Eyes Set to Kill because, honestly, I just don't like that metalcore screaming-vocal stuff.