Beartooth | PURE ECSTASY Review
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Primus | A Handful of Nuggs Review
Primus | A Handful of Nuggs Review by Griff Stevens Primus Finds Its Pulse Again on A Handful of Nuggs Lineup changes often invite comparisons,…
Social Distortion | Born to Kill Review
Social Distortion | Born to Kill Review by Griff Stevens When a band releases its first studio album in fifteen years, the temptation is to…
Beartooth, Free Review
Beartooth, Free Review by Griff Stevens Beartooth returns with “Free,” a standalone single released February 27, 2026, marking the start of a new path under…
Lamb of God | Into Oblivion Review
Lamb of God | Into Oblivion Review by Griff Stevens Lamb of God’s Into Oblivion does not build its momentum with reinvention. It moves as…
James McMurtry | The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy Review
James McMurtry | The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy Review by Tom Faddis On The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy, James McMurtry brings…
U2 | Days of Ash Review
U2 | Days of Ash Review by Griff Stevens Released on 18 February 2026 through Island Records, Days of Ash finds U2, Bono on lead…
Steve Morse Band | Triangulation Review
Steve Morse Band | Triangulation Review by Griff Stevens Triangulation plays as a living map of Steve Morse’s musical instincts, where southern rock grit, fusion…
Aerosmith, YUNGBLUD | One More Time Review
Aerosmith, YUNGBLUD | One More Time Review by Griff Stevens When a legacy band reenters the studio after more than a decade, listeners inevitably listen…
Lord Huron | The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1 Review
Lord Huron | The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1 Review By Bea Willis Lord Huron’s music continues to walk the line between myth and conjuring wide-open…