Jay Clark Band returns with new record The Time Is Now, managing to fuse together Country and Metal in an impressively addictive album. It’s not often you’d put the genres Metal and County in the same sentence; they seem like such opposite ends of the music spectrum. Jay Clark Band decided it was worth a go, however, and luckily for us, they’ve somehow managed to combine … [Read more...] about Jay Clark Band: The Time Is Now – Review
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The Black Keys: Let’s Rock – Review
The Black Keys return with their ninth studio record Let’s Rock and look back to their early days for inspiration amongst fuzzy guitars and tight production. It’s been five years since The Black Keys graced us with a new record, with some fans adamant that this was the end of the band. Previous single Go even parodied (or not?) tensions between singer Dan Auerbach and … [Read more...] about The Black Keys: Let’s Rock – Review
The Cosmics: Self-Titled EP – Review
The Cosmics give a refreshing amount of tenacity and danger, smothered beautifully in loud fuzzy guitars on this short-but-sweet EP. Anyone can produce noisy rock 'n' roll but few perfect it, and that’s exactly what The Cosmics have done on their self-titled EP. Female fronted bands have infiltrated the market, yet the Birmingham-trio are sure to skyrocket in popularity if … [Read more...] about The Cosmics: Self-Titled EP – Review
Mark Ronson: Late Night Feelings – Review
Mark Ronson returns with another hook-laden, guest-heavy opus, this time chronicling the fall-out of heartbreak and divorce via a sleekly produced set of sad bangers. The forty-three-year-old producer, DJ and musician Mark Ronson returns to his proven formula of a cluster of buzzy guest vocalists for his fifth album, a break-up record (his marriage to Josephine de La Baume … [Read more...] about Mark Ronson: Late Night Feelings – Review
Full of Hell: Weeping Choir – Review
Full of Hell raises the bar with their crushing new release, Weeping Choir. The evolution of Full of Hell continues with their latest release, Weeping Choir. Following up their last record, Trumpeting Ecstasy, undoubtedly would not be an easy task. Released in 2017, it was a monster. Fast, loud, off the rails, and diverse as it saw the band blend Death Metal and Grindcore in … [Read more...] about Full of Hell: Weeping Choir – Review
Bruce Springsteen: Western Stars – Review
Bruce Springsteen returns with this nineteenth studio album, his First studio outing in five years. The New Jersey native brings us Western Stars, a journey of thirteen beautifully crafted tracks over four sides on vinyl. Everybody… The boss is back, look busy! From the opening track, Hitch Hikin’ you are instantly returned to the musical gut punch that is Bruce … [Read more...] about Bruce Springsteen: Western Stars – Review