TMR: The trainwreck that is Michael Keene.
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Michael Keene of The Faceless has recently opened up about his very obvious problems with drug abuse according to this recent article on metal injection. Did it…
HEaRD in WNY: Shows for Feb. 15 – 21
This week’s featured show is Burt Fest 2018. Now in it’s 5th year, FTMP Events’ annual Burt Fest for this year is taking place at Buffalo Iron Works on Sunday,…
TMR: Squatch- Jafar’s Calamari Safari
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW The first album review by TMR…..is the instrumental trio from Buffalo called Squatch! I love this band and they’re real cool dudes to boot. Wielding a very…
TMR: Forever In Transit: States Of Disconnection
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Hello people of the internet. I have yet another post for you all but in the form of an album review! Forever In Transit is a progressive…
TMR: Best Albums and EPs of 2017
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW TMR was founded and started in 2018 which means there’s a bit of catching up to do. I personally believe there were lots of great releases in…
TMR: We are currently taking submissions!
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Want your music or album reviewed? Send us your music and we will gladly do so. We are looking for submissions. Originally published on Technical Music Review.…
TMR: Welcome! Inspirations, Influences, Ideas and everything in between
EDITOR’S NOTE: Here we grow again! Technical Music Review, a new website by Dave Jurenovich will focus on obscure progressive genres and different instrumentalists the popular outlets fail to, promising…
LOOKING AT MOVIES: The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) **MAJOR SPOILERS**
**WARNING: THIS REVIEW HAS MAJOR SPOILERS!!** I hate putting spoilers into reviews but it is hard for me to get my point across with this one without some spoilers. J.J.…
HEaRD in WNY: Shows for Feb. 8 – 14
This week’s featured show is Divas Of Poetry at 6 p.m. Thursday. For one night only! See some of the dopest women poets in Buffalo perform and help raise money…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Bringing Columbia Home
Bringing Columbia Home — Michael D. Leinbach & Jonathan H. Ward Arcade Publishing 400 Pages It only seems appropriate that as I write this review, we are on the cusp…