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Diary of Dreams and Glaare -- 05/12/19 at Music Box
Eden is no place. Eden is a machine – so it says in the beginning of the liner notes to the 13th album by Diary of Dreams. If you thought you could grasp the lyrical contents of “Hell in Eden” with a quick glance, these words prove differently and offer a first taste of the actual scope. Musically, “Hell in Eden” is as energetic and monumental as no other Diary album has ever been before, but at the same time, it is also warm, dark and fragile. It touches you from the very first note and builds up a fantasy world in your head, tempting you to lose yourself completely in its magic. Adrian Hates has come up with another masterpiece: 13 incredibly intense and emotional hymns in a wide variety of moods and colors come together to make up a very special conceptual work with clear milestone potential. Adrian himself already lists “Hell in Eden” amongst his favorite albums. Let’s join him and discover the new chapter in his diary of dreams. “Epicon” Official video: https://youtu.be/xMDnA67fFV4 Find more details about Diary of Dreams here: https://www.diaryofdreams.de— March 19, 2019 10:52 a.m.
Ure legacy
Really nice to see an article on one of my favorites, *Midge Ure*. Still as relevant today as he was in the hey day, Midge Ure's 2014 album '*Fragile*' is worth purchasing. Thank you Bart Mendoza.— January 9, 2015 8:30 a.m.
New lofts surround a historic house on India St.
This house was actually located on the block that the new lofts, The Q, were built upon. Actually on the opposite corner, this house is half of the house that used to be there. It used to be dilapidated, occupied by a very noisy drummer! The "new shop" is a great addition to the neighborhood! L.Breeze in Little Italy.— May 6, 2010 11:32 a.m.
Beautiful and Eerie in B Flat
Thank you for the review! Yes, Audra will be playing at Humphrey's Backstage Live, located at 2241 Shelter Island, San Diego on Saturday, September 12th, 5pm to 7pm. Audra will be performing two hours from all three albums, "Audra", "Going To The Theatre", and 2009's "Everything Changes". Admission is...free! It's happy hour too, so food/drinks are half price. Please come and enjoy! You can preview their music at www.myspace.com/audra— August 31, 2009 9:08 a.m.
Audra -- 09/12/09 at Humphreys Backstage Music Club
I’m thrilled that Audra are coming back to San Diego. Audra haven't graced us with an appearance since their Canes show about five years ago. Their third CD “Everything Changes” was just released in May 2009; you can preview it on their site http://www.myspace.com/audra. This free live show is not to be missed. Please show your support so we can make sure the major bands don’t skip San Diego in the future. Not to mention, half price food and drinks! Well OK, I mentioned it.— August 24, 2009 9:39 a.m.