Simon Barrett

Much to the excitement of music aficionados worldwide, bassist/composer Erik Scott will be releasing his sophomore CD 'And The Earth Bleeds' on May 8, 2014. Best known for his work with Alice Cooper, Sonia Dada, and Flo & Eddie, Erik's newest release takes the listener on an aural voyage through ethereal and otherworldly musical landscapes. 'And The Earth Bleeds' adds some vocals, gypsy violins, Celtic melodies, a dash of steel guitar, a wisp of French horns and other surprises to the soulful and mystic brew of his first 'solo' album, 'Other Planets'. And Erik continues to stretch convention with his melodic playing and bass-generated SFX.

Much to the excitement of music aficionados worldwide, bassist/composer Erik Scott will be releasing his sophomore CD 'And The Earth Bleeds' on May 8, 2014. Best known for his work with Alice Cooper, Sonia Dada, and Flo & Eddie, Erik's newest release takes the listener on an aural voyage through ethereal and otherworldly musical landscapes. 'And The Earth Bleeds' adds some vocals, gypsy violins, Celtic melodies, a dash of steel guitar, a wisp of French horns and other surprises to the soulful and mystic brew of his first 'solo' album, 'Other Planets'. And Erik continues to stretch convention with his melodic playing and bass-generated SFX.

The most anticipated music festival of 2014, the legendary RoSfest, will take place this year May 2-4, 2014, and will feature progressive rock icons Caravan, Beardfish, Collage, Clepsydra, Sound Of Contact and others! The Rites of Spring Festival, or RoSfest as it's commonly called, is an annual progressive rock festival held every spring in Gettysburg, PA. RoSfest is in its 11th year, and are thrilled to be presenting UK prog icons Caravan, who has not performed in the US in many years, along with 9 other amazing bands this year. RoSfest has always been at the forefront of bringing new and upcoming progressive rock bands to an American audience, while also bringing in bands that were at their peak during the heyday of prog rock in the 70's. This year's lineup features 10 bands over three days, with Friday night's show featuring Clepsydra (Switzerland) and Caravan (UK). Saturday's show features Elephants of Scotland (US), Sound of Contact (UK), Thank You Scientist (US), and Beardfish (Sweden). Sunday's lineup features Fright Pig (US), Red Sand (Canada), Subsignal (Germany), and Collage (Poland). All three days feature a strong lineup with a mix of different sounds and styles within progressive rock.

As RoSfest enters its 11th year, I will be sitting down with its founder George Roldan.

The most anticipated music festival of 2014, the legendary RoSfest, will take place this year May 2-4, 2014, and will feature progressive rock icons Caravan, Beardfish, Collage, Clepsydra, Sound Of Contact and others! The Rites of Spring Festival, or RoSfest as it's commonly called, is an annual progressive rock festival held every spring in Gettysburg, PA. RoSfest is in its 11th year, and are thrilled to be presenting UK prog icons Caravan, who has not performed in the US in many years, along with 9 other amazing bands this year. RoSfest has always been at the forefront of bringing new and upcoming progressive rock bands to an American audience, while also bringing in bands that were at their peak during the heyday of prog rock in the 70's. This year's lineup features 10 bands over three days, with Friday night's show featuring Clepsydra (Switzerland) and Caravan (UK). Saturday's show features Elephants of Scotland (US), Sound of Contact (UK), Thank You Scientist (US), and Beardfish (Sweden). Sunday's lineup features Fright Pig (US), Red Sand (Canada), Subsignal (Germany), and Collage (Poland). All three days feature a strong lineup with a mix of different sounds and styles within progressive rock.

As RoSfest enters its 11th year, I will be sitting down with its founder George Roldan.

Easter, Ukraine. Obamaccare. FDA and the price of beer. Yup lots to talk about this week,

Easter, Ukraine. Obamaccare. FDA and the price of beer. Yup lots to talk about this week,

A look at this weeks news and current events. Comcast and Time Warner merger. Oops how come our law makers are no opposed to this unholy situation? Hillary dodges flying shoe. CNN wears out the word Ping. Ukraine continues to destablize. Blade runner, can he get away with murder? Knives don't kill people, people kill people, the NRA is off the hook on this one!!

Please joing us for what I am sure will be a lively discussion.

A look at this weeks news and current events. Comcast and Time Warner merger. Oops how come our law makers are no opposed to this unholy situation? Hillary dodges flying shoe. CNN wears out the word Ping. Ukraine continues to destablize. Blade runner, can he get away with murder? Knives don't kill people, people kill people, the NRA is off the hook on this one!!

Please joing us for what I am sure will be a lively discussion.

The news biz is at best confusing. These days it seems to me that the key is spin. Some organisations run left, some run right. Is obamacare a success or a failure? It depend on who you talk to. MSNBC says it is great 7.1 million people have signed up. Fox on the other hand asks the question, but how many people actually paid?

The search for flight MH370 lumbere on. About the only hard fact, is that there are no hard facts. This has become a fertile area for conspiracy theories.

Is Chris Chistie doomed in a run for president? The release of the investigation report says no, but who wrote the report?

The news biz is at best confusing. These days it seems to me that the key is spin. Some organisations run left, some run right. Is obamacare a success or a failure? It depend on who you talk to. MSNBC says it is great 7.1 million people have signed up. Fox on the other hand asks the question, but how many people actually paid?

The search for flight MH370 lumbere on. About the only hard fact, is that there are no hard facts. This has become a fertile area for conspiracy theories.

Is Chris Chistie doomed in a run for president? The release of the investigation report says no, but who wrote the report?