Review: The Wolf & The Skull by The Folsom Project
The Wolf And The Skull is the debut cinematic concept album from the mind of
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Review: Hookah Train by Al Wood & The Woodsmen
All Aboard… It’s time to get aboard the Hooka Train, a great blues album by Ottawa,
Review: Original Movie Soundtrack for Crawl
Several months ago my wife and I went to the theatre to see the film Crawl,
Review: Year Of The Cat by Housecat
This morning I am presenting an album by an area band called House Cat and their CD
Review: Rising by Thor
Heavy metal icon, the mighty THOR, is preparing to unleash yet another storm of metallic fury
Review: Y&T’s, In Rock We Trust
In Rock We Trust is the sixth studio album by American hard rock/heavy metal band Y&T, released July 1984
Review: The Return by Deep Energy Orchestra
The Return, the highly anticipated second recording by the eclectic music ensemble, Deep Energy Orchestra will be
Review: American Nightmare by Aittala
American Nightmare is the December 6, 2016 album by Raleigh, North Carolina based band Aittala which is a
Review: Crossing Bridges by The Dewberries
Crossing Bridges is the January 18, 2018 album by the Cumming, Georgia band The Dewberries consisting of
Review: Amplified by The Wylde Things
As I work toward my 1600th music review, I have chosen for my 1584th review the album Amplified by
Music Review: Evening’s Pay by Eva Capelli & The Watershops Band
Evening’s Pay is the March 23, 2015 album by multi-award singer/songwriter from western Massachusetts, Eva Cappelli &
Review: Blues With Horns Vol. 1 by Chris Daniels & The Kings w/Freddi Gowdy
Since his return from battling leukemia, Chris Daniels has been nominated for a Grammy, inducted
Review: Too Worn To Mend by American Beauties
The American Beauties are a folk-rock quartet from Somerville, Massachusetts who released their debut record Too Worn To
Review: Footprints by Joel Cuzzi
Footprints is the October 7, 2019 album by Joel Cuzzi a Northern California-based musician has gone from punk
Review: Romanticizer by Ugly Runner
t is not very often that I open a package from one of the major
