CD Reviews category

  • Shadows Fall: Fire from the Sky Review

    The sheer musicianship on Fire from the Sky is every bit as tight and impressive as you may expect from these guys. Shadows Fall proves shredding is definitely not a lost art. Review by David Feltman...
    May 15, 2012 No Comments

  • CD Review – Beach House: Bloom

    Bloom is beautifully haunting as Legrand’s voice draws the listener further into a hypnotic trance with darkly romantic undertones flowing through the whole album Review by Danielle Boise The Balti...
    May 09, 2012 No Comments

  • Superstar Runner: Heritage/Lineage/Hand-Me Downs/Scars

    Review by R.J. Frometa Musically speaking, one of the things that has been proven through the years is that the sound does not necessarily have to be loud and make you lose control to be great. Sigur ...
    May 08, 2012 No Comments

  • John5: God Told Me To

    Half of God Told Me To will appease even the pickiest of shred fans and the other half will soothe the souls of those more into the wooden tones of delta acoustic, highland melodies, and acoustic shr...
    May 07, 2012 No Comments

  • The Cult: Choice of Weapon for May 22 Release- First in Five Years!

    The Cult’s first new studio album in five years, Choice of Weapon will be released on May 22 (Cooking Vinyl), and the band – Asbury, Duffy, drummer John Tempesta, and bassist Chris Wyse &#...
    Apr 26, 2012 No Comments

  • Interview with The Safety Fire: Review of Grind the Ocean

    Odd meter isn’t new in metal, but the way The Safety Fire approaches the 5th or 7th beat seems refreshing. Watch our interview with guitarist Derya “Dez” Nagle. Review, photos and intervie...
    Apr 24, 2012 No Comments

  • Monks of Mellonwah: Neurogenesis

    Review by Ellen Eldridge One of the best things about music regardless of the genre any particular listener likes is the ability to draw out emotion to transform inner turmoil into outward energy. In...
    Apr 23, 2012 No Comments

  • Prong: Carved Into Stone

    Carved into Stone is solid Prong through and through. It shows a confident band that is proud of its versatility and heaviness. Review by Jerel Johnson New York post hardcore/metal legends Prong are ...
    Apr 17, 2012 No Comments

  • Alabama Shakes: Boys and Girls

    Sometimes a band is so good it cannot be described without the employ of obscenities. Review by David Feltman Sometimes a band is so good it cannot be described without the employ of obscenities. Tha...
    Apr 12, 2012 No Comments

  • Stellar Revival: Love, Lust and Bad Company

    “We are the sweetest sin you’ll welcome in, then leave before the morning. ‘Cause we are the crazy ones, the mavericks, the dreamers, the forgotten sons. We color outside the lines for fun....
    Apr 11, 2012 No Comments