' Dayton was the home of Sun, a funk combo that showed a lot of promise in the beginning but didn't get nearly as far as it should have commercially. Some of Sun's material was excellent, much of it was merely competent. But the band's recording career got off to a fairly promising start with 1976's Live On, Dream On, which boasted the sweaty funk gem "Wanna Make Love." Unfortunately, many of the people who bought the single passed on this good-to-excellent LP, and that was a mistake because a lot of the other material is almost as strong.
Live On, Dream On (re-released as Wanna Make Love several months later) falls short of perfect, no doubt, it's one of the greatest funk albums ever! ' Alex.Henderson@allmusic.com

Great Melodic AOR album by Jean Beauvoir (Crown Of Thorns) and company, a lot of catchy songs filled with soul, energy, feeling and the usually superb vocal passion of Mr. Beauvoir… [melodicheaven.blogspot.com]

Thorngoth are back with their third album and once again they took a slightly new direction without forgetting their roots. Razorsharp guitars, great melodies and overwhelming intensity is what you'll get here.

After 2 conceptual releases in a row, this fifth album of St-Etienne's bass/machine duet is a come-back to their original ambient dub roots with their unique sense of spreading dark and melancholic emotions. Once again they turn their science of sound into an alchemy perfectly associated to the charisma of spoken-words master, Black Sifichi.

Maybe one of the best version out there. Koopman's playing is elegant, his approach dancelike making it very pleasant to the ear. Also the sound of the recording is excellent.