Tremonti – The End Will Show Us How
Embarking on their sixth studio album with The End Will Show Us How, Tremonti, led…
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The Halo Effect – March of the Unheard
In Flames, a pioneer in shaping the early Swedish melodic death metal scene during the 1990s, shifted towards an alternative metal sound starting from their album Reroute to Remain and continued until I, The Mask . This change was met with dissatisfaction among many long-time listeners who yearned for the days of The Jester Race and its successors.
Lords of Acid Announce New Vocalist
Lords Of Acid announce that former Butcher Babies singer Carla Harvey is the band’s NEW Acid Queen. Lords Of Acid’s manager Marc Jordan has confirmed that…
Jerry Cantrell – I Want Blood
Jerry Cantrell’s I Want Blood takes a dark turn from his previous album, Brighten, offering…
Myles Kennedy – The Art of Letting Go
Following Year Of The Tiger and The Ides Of March , Myles Kennedy‘s latest work,…
Aesthetic Perfection, Twin Temple, and Till Lindemann at Mission Ballroom
At the reverberant Mission Ballroom, the solo tour of Rammstein‘s enigmatic frontman, Till Lindemann, made…
Marvin Gaye – In The Groove
Marvin Gaye wasn’t just creating music; he was navigating grief, pushing boundaries, and finding his…
The Temptations – Meet The Temptations
The “Meet The Temptations” reissue by Elemental Music brings us face-to-face with the group’s very…
Diana Ross and the Supremes – Love Child
The new pressing of Diana Ross & The Supremes’ Love Child is a true testament…
Creed and the Summer of ’99 Tour at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater
Creed hadn’t toured together in nearly 12 years (the Full Circle album touring cycle) before…
Ashes of Leviathan Tour at Red Rocks
One of the prevailing trends in rock and metal these days is the rise of…
Reissue Review: The Temptations – “Cloud Nine”
The Temptations’ 1969 album “Cloud Nine” is a landmark in the evolution of psychedelic soul….
Reissue Review: The Supremes – “I Hear A Symphony”
The Supremes’ “I Hear A Symphony” is a classic 1965 album by one of Motown’s…
Reissue Review: Marvin Gaye and Mary Wells “Together”
“Together” marks the first collaborative studio album between Motown legends Marvin Gaye and Mary Wells….
Reissue Review: Four Tops – Still Waters Run Deep
“Still Waters Run Deep” is an album by the legendary Motown group, the Four Tops,…