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Something Clever – Season of Darkness Review
Something Clever is a band out of Charlotte, NC. They’ve been around a couple years now and have slowly moved from an alt rock sound to more of a... -
Kiske/Somerville – City Of Heroes Review
When the first Kiske/Somerville album was released in 2010, the album received good acclaim by both fans and the press. So, the question was: would there be a follow-up?... -
Toto – XIV Review
Some album releases generate a modicum of interest, some are worthy of column inches in the national press and then there are those that can send a fan base... -
FM – Heroes and Villains Review
Sometimes you have to feel sorry for FM. To consistently deliver albums of such high quality means that fans' expectations go up and the band of course are under... -
LYNYRD SKYNYRD (VINYL BOX SET 1973-1977) REVIEW
Lynyrd Skynyrd are now back for the very first time with the ultimate Vinyl Box set featuring all their incredible hits in a mixture of studio recordings and live... -
Pain of Salvation – Falling Home Review
Pain of Salvation launch their 9th studio album and it’s a little bit of a different direction. Welcome to the wonderful world of Pain of Salvation UNPLUGGED.... -
Adrenaline Mob – Dearly Departed Review
Adrenaline Mob have released 2 fantastic albums of their own material (Omerta 2012 & Men of Honor 2014), an album of cover versions (Coverta 2013) and now a record... -
Black Whiskey – Heavy Train review
Black Whiskey will openly admit that their sound and roots are firmly entrenched in those classic sounds of the seventies and early eighties capturing influences from Free, Gary Moore,... -
Talon – Fourplay Review
L.A. melodic rockers Talon, born from the ashes of 'VOXEN', stick their claws straight into the flesh of the melodic rock niche with their latest, and arguably strongest, release...
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The album, when listening on vinyl is a clever split. Side 1 definitely has all of the energetic bangers back to back and that first 15-20 minutes simply flies... -
Perhaps the biggest and most welcome surprise though is Nick’s singing. Whilst his efforts in Issue 1 were perfectly competent, in places they reflected the sound of a sideman... -
Some will say that “The Catalyst” is nothing new, and that there are too many similarities to their previous albums. But is that necessarily a bad thing? I don’t...