Album Review: Eluveitie – Ànv
After more than two decades at the forefront of folk metal, Swiss octet Eluveitie have…
Album Reviews
Red Fang – Deep Cuts
*-Written/recorded during the pandemic lockdowns at the band’s practice space**- Songs recorded at Aaron’s house…
Tremonti – The End Will Show Us How
Embarking on their sixth studio album with The End Will Show Us How, Tremonti, led…
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.
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,…
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…
Album Review: Dolly Parton – Rockstar
Rockstar, shortly announced after Dolly’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame took myself, and most of the music world by surprise. Having initially declined the honor of nomination, Dolly took it upon herself to record an album of rock songs so that it would be more appropriate for her nomination, and subsequent induction, to the RARHOF.
Album Review: Black Stone Cherry – Screamin’ at the Sky
The last several years have been a challenge, not only for those in the music…
Review: Baroness – Stone
Since their debut album Red in 2007, Baroness has risen as one of the top sludge metal bands. Constantly building upon their past efforts, Gold & Grey, their 2019 effort, was their most confident and well-rounded material. After four years of waiting, they have put out one of their most compelling albums.
Return to Dust – The Black Road EP Review
Return to Dust, an LA band that has been making ground in popularity recently, especially…
Review: Avatar – Dance Devil Dance
Avatar, over the years, has proven to be a band that doesn’t just sit on its laurels. Dance Devil Dance is a testament to this. Over the last decade and a half, the band has accrued quite an interesting and dedicated fanbase, and with each album, they’ve pushed for a different sound or further experimentation. This time around, they move forward by looking a bit to the past.