Album Review: Ty Segall & Freedom Band - Deforming Lobes Live
Almost every artist now likes to release a document of each tour cycle, whether on disc or fil…
Almost every artist now likes to release a document of each tour cycle, whether on disc or fil…
According to the press kit, You're The Man is supposed to be an unreleased album that Marv…
Manowar is the latest veteran band to embark on a farewell tour and to commemorate this suppos…
Even if you've been following Devin Townsend 's career, nothing can prepare you for …
When Yngwie Malmsteen announced the release of Blue Lightning, he called it a blues album and …
The buzz around this album was such that it was always going to be tough for Billie Eilish to …
L.A. Guns is scraping the 80's sleaze-rock barrel, and when the top of that barrel is Mötl…
Do you feel like wallowing in self-pity? Do you plan on crying in your beer all evening? Well…
The last few years have seen Robin Trower in a particularly productive mood: this new record i…
It's been over a decade since Amy MacDonald's debut album and the smash hits This Is T…
Although the band was originally formed around an artificial if intriguing conceit (what would…
Wait, what year is this? Ex Hex are three young women from Washington D.C. playing 80’s-style …
The new record from twin brothers George and Jack Barnett sees them blending the neo-classic…
This playlist compiles some of my favorite naughty tunes ripe with ribald double entendres, bawdy m…
It’s been a while since Karen O released a record in her name, and it’s been even longer since…
We Talk Too Much is the unexpected collaboration between Francis Rossi of boogie-rock stalwart…
You know the music scene in Paris is bad when a band like O.R.k., comprised of fantastic music…
Twelve years after Ma Fleur, the Cinematic Orchestra returns with another savant blend of evoc…
In honour of Ry Cooder's 72nd birthday, we made a playlist focusing on the guitarist an…
Durand Jones & the Indications's new LP is a direct continuation of their debut, which…
Foals' first new album in almost five years is the first of a two-disc project and is almos…
Usually, the main reason for a band to reunite is money but I can't imagine there being mu…
Dido’s first album in nearly six years can be summed up in one word: delicate. Even when the b…
If like me you have a problem with guttural vocals, black metal shrieks or death metal growls …
The music on Patty Griffin’s eponymous new album is at the image of its beautiful pastoral psy…
I’m not going to watch the Michael Jackson HBO documentary. I guess I’m weak. I can’t watch harrow…
Probably prompted by the success of her collaboration with Zedd, Maren Morris is the latest in…
80's runner-ups Tesla are back with another set of well-crafted hard rock, their first in …
John Lydon performing with P.I.L. in Paris in 2013 John Lydon is still awesome, I don't ca…
Feeling chipper, Buck-O? I got something to knock that stupid smile off of your face. Oh, sure, yo…
This is an instrumental guitar album, but if you’re coming in expecting shred you will be sore…
Last In Line started as a fun side-project for ex-members of the original Dio band after th…
The new album by Weezer comes mere weeks after their EP of (mostly) 80’s covers. While that ex…
S wedish Sleaze/Punk veterans Backyard Babies return with a banger of a new record which sounds…
Hozier’s second album comes nearly five years after the Irish songwriter’s self-titled debut an…
It was a slow process but I started noticing it about 15 years ago, which means it might have …
Bryan Adams’ new record is, as usual, a well-crafted affair. At thirty-six minutes, it is a pe…
Dream Theater’s previous record was the impossibly long, challenging (and, at first glance, in…
A couple of days ago the Zappa Family released a teaser video of the Frank Zappa hologram tha…
Pat Mastelotto has had quite a long and illustrious career: he had a few hits in the eighties a…
Here's another long one for ya: this playlist compiles some of the best, most famous tunes from…