Album Review: Metro Expo – Metro Expo 2

As I’m writing this review, I’ve probably listened to this album dozens of times. This is the type of album that motivated me to start reviewing in the first place. A band...

Album Review: The Ghost of Lemora – Love Can Be Murder

“Love Can Be Murder” sees The Ghost of Lemora carrying the beauty...

Review: SAMUEL DALES – Past is Perfect

Samuel Dales' second album "Past is Perfect" is a record largely based...

Review: JEROME KHATTAR – Resurrection

With his debut EP "Resurrection," French guitarist Jerome Khattar establishes that he...

Album Review: White Walls – Grandeur

White Walls stands near the top of the stack, channeling metal aggression...

Album Review: Groove Think – Me, the Machine
By Nick Leonardi on October 16, 2020
With "Me, the Machine" Groove Think hint that they have the knowledge and potential to make something good.
Album Review: Tony Menown – Illumination
By Nick Leonardi on October 16, 2020
Review of Tony Menown's 2020 album "Illumination."
Album Review: Roman Spektor – Functionality
By Nick Leonardi on July 1, 2020
Roman Spektor has released a powerful statement with his debut album "Functionality."
Album Review: Notion Blue – The Son, the Liar, and the Victor
By Nick Leonardi on June 30, 2020
The Son, the Liar, and the Victor is a record largely based on the progressive rock genre channelling many different elements.
Album Review: Dronte – Quelque part entre la guerre et la lâcheté
By Rick Griffin on April 3, 2020
The quiet intensity on Dronte's "Quelque part entre la guerre et la lâcheté" comes from the juxtaposition of contrabass, saxophone and growls.