The Interrupters, In The Wild Review The Interrupters are releasing their new album titled, In The Wild. Overflowing with fourteen tracks, the band brings us stories of survival and resilience with an energy that rejects the easy impulses of simply repeating what has worked before with their three studio albums and over a decade in the … Read more
Def Leppard, Diamond Star Halos Review Def Leppard is back with their first studio album in seven years. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame-inducted icons and rock music legends Def Leppard have released their twelfth full-length album, Diamond Star Halos, via Universal Music Catalogue. The design follows pedigree with their instantly recognizable album covers from … Read more
Staccatofy Review Update Hello music lovers! We are posting this note to let our readers know that we are changing our review format. We began our review structure in October of 2017; we wrote a short bio and had a few comments in the Positives section (and sometimes Negative section), followed by the Bottom … Read more
Joe Satriani, The Elephants of Mars Review Joe Satriani is one of the guitarists that literally shaped the eighties guitar legend icon. A constant student, he studied with the famed Charlie Banacos and was a teacher himself, teaching Steve Vai and Kirt Hamlet, to name a few. Thirty-five years ago, he hit fame with his … Read more
Gang Of Youths, Angel in Realtime Review Gang Of Youths started out playing tiny Melbourne pubs with only five people in them. However, the band’s energy hit like they were playing to 90,000 screaming fans. “We literally played like we were at Wembley Stadium,” the band later told Rolling Stone. Incapable of not giving every … Read more
Tablefox, Keep Them Guessing Review Tablefox is a New Zealand Alt-rock band that has been building massive momentum over the past few years, beginning with their successful head-turning album You And I Will Find A Way. Gaining support from Australian Musician, The Music & The AU Review on the back of an Australian tour. In 2018 … Read more
Saxon, Carpe Diem Review British Heavy Metal heroes Saxon is back with their 2022 release titled Carpe Diem. Hailing from Barnsley, UK., the band has over 35 years of touring and 13 million albums sold worldwide. The influential heavy metal band has been an inspiration for the likes of Metallica and Megadeth and a front-runner for … Read more
Lata Gouveia, Stay the Same Review Lata Gouveia is a Lisbon-born singer and songwriter that grew up in Guine Bissau, Luxembourg, and London. Gouveia started his musical journey in the mid-’90s, when in his late teens, he was already a regular presence at the 12 Bar Blues Club, at the Acoustic Café in Soho, and … Read more
We Are The Catalyst, Perseverance Review We Are The Catalyst Hails from the land of the midnight sun, Sweden, and was formed with the intended goal of being a light in the dark for those who need it the most. Since a big part of their time is spent in a world where half of … Read more
Sandstone, Epsilon Sky Review Sandstone is one of Ireland’s most persistent and prolific metal bands and played as the tour backing band of ex-Judas Priest frontman Tim ‘Ripper’ Owens. Sandstone was founded in 2003 by guitarist Stevie McLaughlin and singer Sean McBay. Since forming, the band has released four albums, with their second album, Purging The … Read more