All posts by Nick Leonardi
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Album Review: Intentional Trainwreck – Smokestack of Souls
Songwriting on “Smokestack of Souls” is exciting and powerful, giving off a long lasting appeal that will have one listening to it for a long...
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Album Review: Sonorous Dynamo – Scraps of Ages
The very notion of a double album should be enough to make most people giggle a little bit. There are implications of ‘concept album’ and...
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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...
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Album Review: The Ghost of Lemora – Love Can Be Murder
“Love Can Be Murder” sees The Ghost of Lemora carrying the beauty and skill that already made them so special across a whole album, naturally...
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Review: SAMUEL DALES – Past is Perfect
Samuel Dales' second album "Past is Perfect" is a record largely based on the progressive rock genre channelling many different elements.
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Album Review: White Walls – Grandeur
White Walls stands near the top of the stack, channeling metal aggression into a blazing ardour for the human race’s place in the all existence.
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Album Review: Groove Think – Me, the Machine
With "Me, the Machine" Groove Think hint that they have the knowledge and potential to make something good.
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Album Review: Tony Menown – Illumination
Review of Tony Menown's 2020 album "Illumination."
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Album Review: Roman Spektor – Functionality
Roman Spektor has released a powerful statement with his debut album "Functionality."
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Album Review: Notion Blue – The Son, the Liar, and the Victor
The Son, the Liar, and the Victor is a record largely based on the progressive rock genre channelling many different elements.
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