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Amour & Attrition Album Places on Nine Billboard Charts
Amour & Attrition, the debut symphony of Casey Crescenzo (multi-instrumentalist frontman to the Dear Hunter) has debuted on nine Billboard Charts. In its first week, Amour ... -
Gear Review: Propellerhead Reason 7.1 and Reason Essentials 2
Propellerhead just released Reason 7 and Reason Essentials 2, both major updates with deep, streamlined mixing and a complete rack with all types of instruments. ... -
Album Review: Alter Bridge - Fortress
Score: 7 out of 10 Back from solo albums and side projects, Alter Bridge releases album number four, Fortress, a heavy and textured melding of ... -
Album Review: M.I.A. - Matangi
Score 3 out of 10 This is a symphony of samples slapped together and laid under what could be perceived as lyrics, although the jury ... -
Album Review: Scott H. Biram - Nothin' But Blood
Scott H. Biram • Nothin' But Blood • Bloodshot Records • Producer: Scott H. Biram • Score: 8 out of 10 This is recording number nine ... -
Album Review: Carly Jamison - Ungrounded
The follow-up to Jamison’s debut Everything Happens for a Reason, this release adds an advanced and edgier production gloss to her already established ‘60s rock ... -
Album Review: Eric Gales Trio - Ghost Notes
Eric Gales Trio • Ghost Notes • Tone Center Records • Producer: Eric Gales • Score: 9 out of 10 This marks Eric Gales’ first instrumental ... -
Songwriter Profile: Stephen Bishop
Having just returned from a publicity jaunt to promote his new album in New York City, Stephen Bishop relates: “I walked all over in the cold, ... -
Album Review: Ray Lamontagne - Supernova
Score 9/10 This brooding troubadour sounds as if he is enjoying himself immensely on this latest opus. Maybe it’s something special that producer Dan Auerbach ... -
Album Review: Lewis Watson - Some Songs With Some Friends
Lewis Watson • Some Songs With Some Friends • Warner Music • Producer: Mike Crossey • Score: 6 out of 10 Beautiful voices converge on Lewis Watson’s ...
