REVIEW: Dokken “Heaven Comes Down”
Combining Don Dokken’s undeniable voice, songwriting with Jon Levin’s maddening skill means Heaven Comes Down stands strong in an already powerful catalog.
Review: Riffs & Grit Lead Blackbird Angels’ Debut Album ‘Solsorte’
Blackbird Angels have emerged as a beacon of rock nostalgia, and their debut album, “Solsorte,” is an era-bending testament to rock n roll.
RECORD REVIEW: Allman Betts Band, “Down to the River”
The debut album of The Allman Betts Band Down to the River hit stores this week and shot straight to the number one slot on the Billboard Rock charts. The Allman Betts Band is comprised of sons of some prominent Allman Brothers Band members. Gregg Allman‘s son, Devon Allman, and Dickey Betts‘ son, Duane Betts. […]
ALBUM REVIEW: Bad Religion, “Age of Unreason”
American punk rock band Bad Religion recently dropped a new album in the beginning of May titled “Age of Unreason.” The album, much like the majority of the band’s work, stays consistent with their specific sound, still thriving with guitar riffs and fast-paced vocals circa the early 80’s punk era. The first three tracks of […]
ALBUM REVIEW: Cage the Elephant “Social Cues”
Cage the Elephant has certainly found their sound with their most recent album, Social Cues, released on April 19. The first single, Ready to Let Go, was released at the end of January after a tease of the song was posted on the band’s Instagram story earlier in the month. While their first studio and […]