Catrch Bull

Andy Bull is an Australian alt-pop/piano rock singer-songwriter, based in Sydney, New South Wales. He is best known for the single "Dog," from his 2010 Phantom Pains EP, a duet with former Australian Idol contestant Lisa Mitchell, as well as his prolific Australian touring.

The concept behind this album, although I do not consider it a “concept album”, is its pure form of honesty, rawness, self-expression and the subconscious reality of everyday to day life. What is it that your subconscious emotions tell your conscious self/mind? How do you feel? Why do you not always express it openly?

American pianist and composer Kit Armstrong steps back in time to revive the spirit of the early English composers William Byrd and John Bull on his Deutsche Grammophon debut album. William Byrd & John Bull: The Visionaries of Piano Music explores a remarkable legacy of works originally written for the virginal - a close relative of the harpsichord.

Sandy Bull is known for some of the first extended instrumental compositions for guitar that incorporated elements of folk, jazz, and Indian and Arabic-influenced dronish modes. This album, taken from two nights of performances in February 1969 recorded at San Francisco's legendary Matrix, finds Bull experimenting with guitar electronics, as well as working out on the acoustic instruments that were the mainstay of his Vanguard Records Fantasias and Inventions albums. Packaging features rare photos and detailed liner notes.

No Bull‘s Bandcamp page indicates: “Get ready to rock ‘n’ roll with No Bull‘s NEW album, “Rock N Roll Remains Forever“. This CD features 11 tracks of pure rock music, showcasing the artist’s signature style and unique sound.

…or a-live in 1976, as was the case. You'd be forgiven for thinking the Bull had passed our earthly coil after 1972's Demoliton Derby, but you'd also be wronger than hell. Sandy had plenty left to give – both musically and to the people in his life – and he dug deep on this May night of some 35 years past at the Berkeley Community Center.

…or a-live in 1976, as was the case. You'd be forgiven for thinking the Bull had passed our earthly coil after 1972's Demoliton Derby, but you'd also be wronger than hell. Sandy had plenty left to give – both musically and to the people in his life – and he dug deep on this May night of some 35 years past at the Berkeley Community Center. The music and spoken intros give a more soulful portrait of Sandy Bull than his records often did, yet he's still bringing fresh Oud-jams with a vengeance. Plus The Rhythm Ace keeping time…how can you miss? A compelling addition to the discography of one of America's true originals.

Nö Bull is a band from Midt-Telemark that plays rock 'n' roll in Australian (AC/DC) format! This is all about rock 'n' roll to the fullest extent, where the rhythm section builds a solid foundation for two guitars with simple but effective riffs and a blistering vocal to work on top of. This band goes "all in" with their lives on the line to ensure that the music swings and that the audience struggles to stay still.