Album Reviews

One running issue that we tend to find in the music business is that age has become a factor to determine what musicians should be popular. Why is that? Artistic beauty knows no boundaries and knows nothing about ages, so it’s always refreshing when someone comes along and destroys modern …

I love this band’s stylishness and musical taste. It’s easy to hear The Suborbitals’ new album Hey Oblivion!, their first in a dozen years, and recognize the depth of the musical talents underpinning this venture. Despite the obvious skill level sustaining the album’s thirteen songs, The Suborbitals never demonstrate need or …

In their brand new album The Tables Turn Too Often, Georgia based rock band Brother Reverend prove once and for all to critics and audiences alike that rock music can utilize harmony over big volume and still shake us to out very core. Recorded with surgical precision and a close attention …

Cindy G doesn’t just prove that bluegrass is still a relevant superpower of a genre in her new record Moonshiner’s Daughter; she proves that music doesn’t have to be overdriven and saturated with fuzz to sonically move mountains. Written and recorded alongside producer Jim VanCleve, whose body of work needs no …

A review on the next chapter of The Amory Wars: Vaxis – Act 1: The Unheavenly Creatures by Coheed and Cambria. Coheed and Cambria is an American progressive rock band from Nyack, New York, formed in 1995. The band consists of Claudio Sanchez (lead vocals, guitars, keyboards), Travis Stever(guitars, backing vocals), Josh Eppard (drums, keyboards, backing vocals), and Zach …

Exploding through the shadows and into the dazzling glow of light comes the striking new EP from velvet songstress JØUR. It’s delicate yet dynamic; daunting yet emboldening; somber yet glistening. It’s the beautiful embodiment of conceptual contrast herself. Chiaroscuro gracefully presents ten tracks, all elegantly balancing on the tightrope above head …

A review on Electric Messiah, the eighth full album from High On Fire that is influenced by Lemmy Kilmister. High on Fire is an American heavy metal band from Oakland, California, that was formed in 1998. Matt Pike, the band’s frontman and founder, also plays guitar for the influential stoner metal band Sleep. Electric Messiah is the upcoming eighth studio …

There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing beloved artists step outside of their comfort zone, take chances, and fucking kick ass at it. New York metal-core band Sylar have outdone themselves with Seasons, released at midnight via Hopeless Records. Following the success of their previous release Help! (2016), the third album overwhelming …

Folk rock is always interesting to listen to, as the complexity of the songs come from the lyrics more than the music. It is an experience anytime it is played, and something calming to add to your daily soundtrack. It is even more interesting to listen live, and with Dallas …

The Fibs drop new LP FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/fibrulenation/ Preston Newberry and his Fort Worth, Texas headquartered outfit The Fibs first hit the scene with 2014’s Hex Hex Hex, a fine first release that now, in light of this follow up, sounds more like a dry run for a brighter future. You’ll be forced …

Matty T. Wall releases new music YOU TUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujhp-Km8Yrk Like a thousand galloping horses stampeding across a deserted plain, Matty T Wall’s ferocious riffage leads the way as “Slideride” cuts through the silence and opens his new full length album Sidewinder with a bang. The instrumental introduction to the record sets the …

Nashville, Tennessee is home to one of the toughest and most cutthroat music scenes in all of America, and right now its most intriguing young artist isn’t a country singer. It’s actually indie pop goddess Sarah Clanton, who has a new record titled Here We Are coming out this November that promises …