Tag: stuart pearson
Podcast: Purgatory, Missouri – Episode 7 – Rules
So here we are, the final installment, for this season at least. Will we get the answers we have been looking for? More importantly,...
Podcast: Purgatory, Missouri – Episode 6 – Belinda
Those who have been listening closely will remember a brief scene at the start of episode one where a father (Nathan Smythe) and a...
Podcast: Purgatory, Missouri – EP 5 – Carnies
So far, our journey towards understanding what the place known as Purgatory, Missouri, might actually be has thrown up more questions than answers—many more....
Podcast: Purgatory, Missouri – EP 4 – Perimeter
You get to a place in a radio show, say around episode four, where rather than putting more questions in the listener's head, you...
Podcast: Purgatory, Missouri – Episode 3 – Roger
So, we left the various denizens of...well, wherever this carnival of horrors is - hell, the afterlife, the product of a vivid imagination, the...
Podcast: Purgatory, Missouri – Episode 2 – Tony
So, having left our two protagonists in... well, we aren't really sure where, but certainly not anywhere we would like to visit, Episode 2...
Podcast: Purgatory, Missouri – Episode 1
I've known and loved Stuart Pearson's music for quite a while now, and it has always suggested something more than the sum of its...
American Gothic – Stuart Pearson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
It always pays to have a plan. Stuart Pearson has a plan. Not only does he have a plan, but he is just about...
The Devil Whammy – Stuart Pearson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Things I like in music. Grooves. Alternative sounds. Interesting voices. Dark imagery. Well-crafted song structures. Puns. So, it seems as if Stuart Pearson might...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 160523
As it has been so long since I was compiling playlists on a regular basis, I thought I should bang another in to gather...
Premiere: Miracle Wonder – Stuart Pearson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
From apple pie and Abe Lincoln to Zion National Park and ZZ Top (okay, that last one is a bit tenuous), making a list...
Mojave – Stuart Pearson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Country music might be seen as the beating sonic heart of America's musical heritage but it is its younger and more eclectically evolved sibling,...
