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Album Review: The Word - Soul Food (10/10)
Robert Randolph and John Medeski once again team up with the Mississippi All Stars for a New York meets Memphis throwdown. Imagine if Booker T. ... -
Album Review: Simon Field ft. Easton Davis - Gravity EP
Norwegian producer Simon Field teamed up with Easton Davis to create a sublime tune that is now shooting through the radio waves of U.K. EDM ... -
Album Review: Funeral for a Friend - "Chapter and Verse" (4/10)
The seventh studio release for Funeral for a Friend finds the band at their rawest, with crashing metal guitars, heavy rock drums and gnashing, angry ... -
Album Review: Funeral for a Friend - "Chapter and Verse"
The seventh studio release for Funeral for a Friend finds the band at their rawest, with crashing metal guitars, heavy rock drums and gnashing, angry ... -
Album Review: Kate Pierson - Guitars and Microphones (Score: 7/10)
Known for her soaring, powerfully fun vocals with the B-52s, Pierson has finally crafted a solo release featuring her familiar, shiny happiness. Although Strokes guitarist ... -
Album Review: Imagine Dragons - Smoke + Mirrors (Score: 7/10)
Smoke + Mirrors, the second studio release for alternative rock band Imagine Dragons, is a solid venture into a fusion of several rock subgenres. Spanning ... -
Album Review: James McMurtry - Complicated Game (8/10)
It’s been six years since the revered Texan released his last album, but McMurtry’s followup was worth the wait. This is classic songwriting in the ... -
Album Review: Aaron Watson - The Underdog (Score: 8/10)
It is hard to believe that this is album number 12 for Texas-born country singer/songwriter Aaron Watson. But the road to stardom is a long ... -
Album Review: Parquet Courts - Content Nausea (Score: 8/10)
Fast on the heels of their summer release, here’s an experimental EP/LP hybrid, primarily the work of frontmen Andrew Savage and Austin Brown. The album ... -
Album Review: Thick as Thieves - Love Me Blind (Score: 7/10)
The first band signed to Wayne Kramer’s Industrial Amusement imprint, this sextet pretty handily blends rock, rap and pop. Songs such as “Burning House” and ... -
Album Review: Joe Bonamassa - Different Shades Of Blue (Score: 8/10)
Bonamassa has taken blues from the Black clubs that crisscrossed America, and re-fashioned it into an epic presentation. The album features “Hey Baby (New Rising ... -
Album Review: The Veronicas - "The Veronicas" (Score: 8/10)
Australian sisters Lisa and Jessica Origliasso come back strong after a seven-year hiatus, and in those years they have shed their teen pop beginnings and ...
