Pearl Jam, Dark Matter Review Released on April 19, 2024, by Monkeywrench/Republic Records, Dark Matter is a solid project in Pearl Jam’s storied career. This album is the result of the band’s unyielding presence in the rock music scene, blending their established sound with new, dynamic influences. Aimed at long-time fans and newcomers, Dark Matter is a robust entry … Read more
A Doll’s House, Annum Review Stories of resurgence, rebirth, and relentless passion often craft compelling albums in music. Annum, the debut album by A Doll’s House, embodies this with a narrative thirty years in the making. Through an exclusive interview with Seth Rafkin and Dav Petrunich, the band’s core members, we unravel the layers of their … Read more
Cinders, Gold Pearl Review “Gold Pearl” by Cinders is a fresh single fueled by the generational concerns and native digital insights that define today’s youth. Cinders, the Salt Lake City band with the core trio being Montana Smith, Adrian De La Cruz, and Brad Bennett, bring their ability to weave together alternative, indie, and pop … Read more
Saxon, Hell, Fire And Damnation Review Saxon, as pioneers of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM), has a storied history that has significantly influenced the genre. Their 24th studio album, Hell, Fire And Damnation, released on January 19th, 2024, furthers their enduring impact. Saxon co-created the NWOBHM sound, and this album is a vibrant … Read more
Cassidy Paris, New Sensation Review With her debut album, New Sensation, Australian rocker Cassidy Paris heralds a promising era in hard rock. At a vibrant 20 years of age, Cassidy, daughter of Steve Janevski (Wicked Smile), has already carved a niche in the Australian music scene. Her growth, mentored by Paul Laine and inspired by icons … Read more
Various Artists, A Very Metal Christmas Review Cleopatra Records, a Los Angeles-based independent record label, is known for its diverse and experimental music catalog. With its latest offering, A Very Metal Christmas, the label underlines its commitment to variety and innovation. This album, released under the Deadline Music imprint, is a heavy metal Christmas compilation that … Read more
The Flower Kings, Look At You Now Review Complexity Meets Purpose: The Flower Kings’ Look At You Now Progressive rock stalwarts, The Flower Kings, return with an album that’s not just a nod to their legacy, but also an invitation to new listeners. Under the expert craftsmanship of Roine Stolt, they remain steadfast custodians of … Read more
Grian Chatten, Chaos For The Fly Review Caught in the Web of Sounds: An Introspective Journey Through Grian Chatten’s Chaos For The Fly Hey everyone, time to plug in those earbuds, find your comfiest spot, and prepare to immerse yourself in the raw, atmospheric soundscape that is Grian Chatten’s web of sounds. Let’s vibe. His … Read more
The Ries Brothers, Strange Times Review The Ries Brothers, a sibling duo that’s been steadily capturing the music scene’s attention, have unleashed a fresh serving of their signature eclectic sound with their new single, “Strange Times” – a track that is as gripping and explosive as it is profoundly relatable. On their latest single, the … Read more
Extreme, Six Review Boston-born hard rock virtuosos, EXTREME, return to the musical fold with their sixth studio album, appropriately titled SIX. The record vividly displays the band’s ability to oscillate between strident rock anthems and tender ballads, giving the listeners a tour-de-force through the band’s creative journey, which some may find extreme. SIX bursts to life with … Read more