Album Review: The Uglier the Better – The Muggs: Full Tilt
Do you like hard rock and blues? Do you love it when a rock band captures that “live†sound to enjoy at any time? If you said, â...
Album Review: Richie Onori’s Blues Messenger – In The Name Of Freedom
"Who?", you might ask (as I did when asked to review this CD). Richie Onori’s music career started at an early age. He was only 16 when he was ...
Record Review: RebelSpies – Before I Die, I Shall Destroy The Rebel Spies!
RebelSpies hail from the dirty underground of Detroit, Michigan. Their upcoming 7-inch Before I Die, I Shall Destroy The Rebel Spies! is scheduled for...
CD Review: NamesUnlisted – Reach Out
NamesUnlisted, based out of Detroit, Michigan, play straight forward rock with elements of grunge, blues, pop, and funk. The band consists of Jake Gel...
CD Review: Switchblade-Heavy Weapons
What do you expect from a band called Switchblade? Better yet, an album called Heavy Weapons? Well, the band's name alone caught my attention, much li...
CD Review: Saxon-Unplugged and Strung Up
Saxon is From the "old school"; they have been around since 1976 and they are still cranking it up to this day! Saxon is best known as being one of th...
CD Review: Pamela Moore – Resurrect Me
Resurrect Me is the latest release from the singer Pamela Moore. Never heard of her? Don't know who she is? Well if you're a fan a female f...
Music Review: John Enghauser – Reality (2013)
This diverse full-length begins with "Black Dress," which proves a smart arrangement leading off with a brief guitar intro followed by double-chorus, ...
Album Review: Metal Church – Generation Nothing
Generation Nothing is the 10th studio release from the early pioneering thrash metal band Metal Church. Not often mentioned with bands like Metallica,...
Album Review: Stryper – No More Hell to Pay
The resurgence of bands that came from the 80's is something I am always anxious and curious to hear. Having grown up in the decade of decadence, when...