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Album Review: FlyLeaf - "Between the Stars" (Score: 8/10)
Devotees of multiPlatinum nu metal rockers Flyleaf may be saddened by the departure of lead singer Lacey Sturm, but it would be shameful if past ... -
Album Review: Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - Good News (10/10)
This album is, indeed, good news! From the uptempo rockabilly-like romp “I Met Her on That Train” to the jazzy samba-esque “Time to Remember,” Earl ... -
Album Review: Odesza - "In Return" (6/10)
This electronic duo’s sophomore CD is a rare case of an album that is good, but sadly just isn’t good enough. While the release is ... -
Album Review: Slash (feat. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators) - "World On Fire"
Whoever thinks rock & roll is in serious need of a remake should get a load of this. Here is modern rock in its purest ... -
Album Review: Karen Haglof - "Western Holiday" (Score: 9/10)
Karen Haglof comes up with a likable set of catchy and well-played songs in the country/roots-rock vein. Her voice is endearing, strong, matter-of-fact and honest, ... -
Album Review: Chick Corea Trio - "Trilogy" (Score: 9/10)
Legendary 20-time Grammy winning jazz pianist/composer Chick Corea’s spectacular new trio of veteran upright bassist Christian McBride and drummer Brian Blade (the rhythm section of ... -
Album Review: Amp Live - "Headphone Concerto" (Score: 8/10)
Amp Live, one-half of Zion I, has a knack for creativity—see his fantastic hip-hop remix of Radiohead’s In Rainbows feat. Too $hort and Del the ... -
Album Review: Interpol - "El Pintor" (Score: 8/10)
Making complex, integrated rhythms and guitar lines sound simple is what these guys have mastered. Like their influences, Joy Division and the Smiths, the band ... -
Album Review: Set It Off - "Duality" (9/10)
Set It Off’s sound has spanned a few genres, starting out as pop-rock before maturing into what they refer to as “orchestral pop rock.” However, ... -
Album Review: Blonde Redhead - "Barragán" (Score: 5/10)
Barragán, the ninth studio release from New York’s alt-rock trio Blonde Redhead, is certainly not for the faint of heart. It’s heady, otherworldly and challenging ...
