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Sonic Deli Records' Press

PANCAKES, PICKS & NO DEPRESSION!by Andrea Poulis

Joaquin Lopez Diaz, rock and Roll Circus, Spain: "Junction Road" is up in my list of favourite albums of 2010 in the Americana/Roots genre. Classic, mature, sensitive songwriting from a true fighter in life and REAL Rock'n'Roll. In a perfect world songs like "When I Kiss You" would be monster radio hits. PURE MAGIC. "Sanctify" sends me shivers at the spine. Graham Parker would die for this ballad. "Dollars In His Wallet" is cowpunk to the bone, hillbilly mayhem. I love the whole album - I think it is one of the best Americana/Roots pieces of the year. Classic stuff.

Sonic Deli Records' Reviews

Hi Sonic

Interesting page. Did Richard Branson attend one of your concerts? Just wondering..... saw a picture

Please stop by my page and VOTE for my song WE RISE. It currently stands at No.45 in the Alternative Hip-Hop Charts.

Thanks in advance.

Over and Out

C.R.I.$.I.$. aka Mr. Swagge

New Album, 'Mr. Swagger' COMING SOON

by Crisis Mr. Swagger on April 28, 2009 at 6:50 AM EDT

awwww, thanks! I see me up there in your fav-0-rite songs... that song is a sentimental favorite for me- me trying to tell the future through music... amsterdam is definitely on my list of places I would like to visit- I'd like to see how close I got to imagining it

thank you for your friendship..

sista tee rebirth
church of solid rockin'

by Terese Carlton on March 15, 2009 at 5:03 PM EDT

Any band/artist that might be a complimentary fit with our artist, Jim Armstrong (& The Sonic Deli Band)is welome to contact me - Andrea - for consideration to join on one of our shared bills in the Toronto area
genres: Americana, Rock, Roots-Rock, Alt-Country, Southern Rock, Folk...

by sonicdeli on September 29, 2008 at 4:53 PM EDT