The sixth full-length record for White Buffalo (aka Jake Smith), continues his working man appeal. A rebel in his single-minded career course, which has earned him a loyal following, his latest offering gets into the honky-tonk-blues territory, along with the shite kicking Americana sound we have all grown to love. His voice is still as … Read more
This is Manson’s tenth studio album, and one that sees the artist revolutionizing into more than a shock and awe artist, but one with strong possibilities. The tune titles are filled with angst and anarchy, of course, and that I would hope never changes from Manson. I seem to hear Mason on many soundtracks as … Read more
Many times after epic breakups of power groups, one or more of its players emerge with an ersatz album. As You Were could have fallen into that trap, thankfully it’s not the case. Don’t dismay Oasis fans, there still are those indulgent moments on tracks like “Paper Crown.” What does shine through is Liam’s affinity … Read more