Hello Music Lovers! We are happy to announce Noctorum’s fourth album THE AFTERLIFE to be released in February 2019. The album will be available on CD and gatefold vinyl. ♥ PRE-ORDER NOW ♥ Everyone knows that making and selling a record these days creates some interesting challenges, but as I look around the In Deep Music Archive, I see just how many records were made despite all the difficulties of their eras. With the advances in technology putting a studio in everyone’s computer, music has actually become easier to make and […]

I noticed in these days of short attention spans that the newspapers I read online (The Independent and The Guardian) warn you if an article, that might pique your interest, could be challenging. They call it The Long Read. In fact it might not be challenging at all, it might just not be an empty soundbite, it might be in depth, have detail and try to give good overall information, facts and it might even be stimulating – it might be brainfood. Mailchimp doesn’t seem to want you to do […]

Curious how records are made? 🎶 I’m at the “WELCOME TO 1979” studios in Nashville, producing an album and playing guitar for Texan singer/songwriter Salim Nourallah​. The studio complex also contains a cutting suite and an electroplating lab. After a record is done, the fun part begins. Watch to learn more:

DATES AND TICKET LINKS 10/07 – SIBERIA LOUNGE, New Orleans, LA – TICKETS TEXAS DATES (Special Guests: Salim Nourallah & Laish): 10/11 – FT. WORTH LIVE, Fort Worth – TICKETS 10/12 – PERIOD MODERN, San Antonio – only DOORS 10/13 – CACTUS CAFE, Austin – TICKETS 10/15 – HOTEL SAINT GEORGE, Marfa – only DOORS 10/16 – THE STUDIO AT WAREHOUSE LIVE, Houston – TICKETS 10/18 – PATTERSON-APPLETON ARTS CENTER, Denton – TICKETS 10/19 – PALO SANTO GALACTIC HQ, Dallas – TICKETS 10/20 – PALO SANTO GALACTIC HQ, Dallas – TICKETS […]

Whilst visiting New York ostensibly to pick up my Seagull 12 string guitar on the way to Texas we decided to take a short historical musical look at Greenwich Village in a short video. Although one could spend the whole 11 minutes just reeling off names (I noticed afterwards that I hadn’t mentioned Phil Ochs) you would need a proper film crew and a script to document the New York scene in the sixties. But this was a spur of the moment wander through the streets looking at some of […]