Neal Francis | Return to Zero Review
Neal Francis | Return to Zero Review by Griff Stevens Neal Francis’s third studio album, Return to Zero, released on March 14, 2025, under ATO…
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Frozen Crown | War Hearts Review
Frozen Crown | War Hearts Review by Griff Stevens Frozen Crown has made a definitive statement with their 2024 release, War Hearts. A band offers…
Father John Misty | Mahashmashana Review
Father John Misty | Mahashmashana Review by Bea Willis Father John Misty, known for his incisive blend of irony, introspection, and literary depth, has released…
total tommy | bruises Review
total tommy | bruises Review by Bea Willis The emergence of total tommy—a.k.a. Jess Holt—with her debut album, bruises, is an autobiographical odyssey, tracing a…
Warren Haynes | Million Voices Whisper Review
Warren Haynes | Million Voices Whisper Review by Griff Stevens Warren Haynes, a name synonymous with rock and southern rock, continues to etch his mark…
Vola | Friend Of A Phantom Review
Vola | Friend Of A Phantom Review by Griff Stevens The Danish-Swedish progressive metal band Vola has always existed in a unique musical space where…
10 Years | Inner Darkness Review
10 Years | Inner Darkness Review by Griff Stevens 10 Years has long been a band unafraid to push their boundaries, and their latest EP,…
Nektar | Mission to Mars Review
Nektar | Mission to Mars Review by Griff Stevens It’s hard to talk about Nektar without mentioning the cosmic lineage they’ve carved out for themselves….
Ghost | Rite Here Rite Now Review
Ghost | Rite Here Rite Now Review by Griff Stevens Swedish heavy metal titans Ghost have once again proven their mastery over theatrical rock with…
Kings of Leon | Can We Please Have Fun Review
Kings of Leon | Can We Please Have Fun Review by Griff Stevens Kings of Leon, the Tennessee-bred rock band known for their gritty, anthemic…