Panic! At The Disco: Too Weird To Live, To Rare To Die
Panic! At The Disco’s latest album Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die is a rock and techno...
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Drake: Nothing Was The Same
When Canadian rapper Drake released his debut album Thank Me Later in 2010 the then twenty-four year old was...
Saves The Day: Self Titled Album
A grapefruit with a bright orange background is the new album cover for east coast rock band Saves The...
Elvis Costello and The Roots: Wise Up Ghost
A collaboration album can either be good or bad depending on who the artists are. Seasoned music veterans Elvis...
Sean Kingston: Back 2 Life
Jamaican born rapper and singer Sean Kingston is back with his third album Back 2 Life, two years after...
Nine Inch Nails: Hesitation Marks
In 1989 Trent Reznor, keyboard player and vocalist, for Exotic Birds formed his own project out of a desire...
The 1975: Self titled album
The self titled debut from British indie band The 1975 sounds like a soundtrack to the 1980’s, and while...
Franz Ferdinand: Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action
In 2002, Glasgow, Scotland indie band Franz Ferdinand burst onto the music scene with their hit single “Take Me...
Yellowcard: Ocean Avenue Acoustic
Yellowcard have always made consistently good albums, and Ocean Avenue Acoustic an acoustic version of their debut record...
Parachute: Overnight
Ever since releasing their first single “She Is Love” from their debut album Losing Sleep in 2009, it seemed...
Free From Gravity: The Long Road
Hardship, endurance, and the struggle for success serve as inspiration for many songwriters, including the latest release by Vince...
The Civil Wars: Self titled album
A dark billowing cloud of black smoke is the cover art for The Civil Wars self titled sophomore album....
Scarlet Kill: Serenade Syndrome
Pop punk can be a generic genre filled with copycats that want to sound like the next Blink 182...
Sara Bareilles: The Blessed Unrest
Piano driven pop songs are what Sara Bareilles does best. Songs such as “King of Everything” and “Gotta Get...
One Direction: Best Song Ever
Maintaining the momentum is important for a group like One Direction. After their failed auditions as individual solo artists...
Justin Timberlake: The 20/20 Experience
Justin Timberlake is back with an experimental pop album bursting at the seams with different sounds that will no...
Michael Buble: To Be Loved
“Fun, love, happiness, and yummy things” is how Michael Buble describes his latest album To Be Loved, which is...
One Direction: Take Me Home
Boy bands have once again made a re-entrance into the music industry. Much like the Backstreet Boys and N’sync...
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Hi everyone, I decided to create another section of the site that will include all of my reviews that...
New section added!
Hi everyone, I decided to create a page called Flashbacks where the focus will be on historical artists that...
Hanson: Anthem
Entering into their second decade, Hanson have released nine albums in their twenty-one year existence starting with their debut...
The Maine: Forever Halloween
When The Maine released their debut album Can’t Stop Won’t Stop in 2007, the group identified themselves as a...
Goo Goo Dolls: Magnetic
Releasing ten albums is an accomplishment for any band, but for the Goo Goo Dolls the accomplishment sounds old...
The Smith III: Diamond in a Rock
At first glance, The Smith III don’t look old enough to be musicians, let alone aspiring ones out to...
Sanghera: Hell of a Night
Sanghera is a San Francisco based rapper who writes music unique among rappers today, exuding talent and confidence (read:...
Back from vacation!
Hi everyone, I returned from my vacation yesterday evening and I am back to writing reviews. This week I...
The National: Trouble Will Find Me
The National have a habit of releasing dark and depressing albums (2010’s High Violet comes to mind), and Trouble...
Vacation time!
Just letting everyone know that I will be heading on vacation for two weeks starting tomorrow, June 2nd, until...
Stanford Hazy: Self titled album
Finland’s Stanford Hazy have released a self-titled album which sounds heavily influenced by some of rocks biggest and best...
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Hello all, I wanted to give you a bit of an update about the site not being accessible. About...
