If you don't love "No Good Place for the Lonely," you don't love the blues. That song alone is worth the price of Bonamassa's latest full-length.
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Music Review: Athena – ‘Ready for the Sun (Pt. I)’ EP
Athena writes lyrics that are both radio-friendly and quite deep, a combination that seems to come by rarely nowadays.
Read More »Music Review: Paul Weller – ‘Saturns Pattern’
Paul Weller continues the sonic resurgence he has found in his fifth decade with his Warner Bros. debut, 'Saturns Pattern.'
Read More »Music Review: Ray Goren – ‘Save My Soul’ EP
There is a lot more depth and quality in this album that one typically gets these days from a 16-year-old singer-songwriter.
Read More »Music Review: Sometimes Julie – ‘Bright Side of the Line’ EP
Written after losing a 20-year-old son, each track on this EP seems to reflect the stages of grief.
Read More »Sexuality and Musicology: The Power of Prince
More than a musical genius and cultural icon, Prince made it possible for everyday people to shape their own identities.
Read More »Prince Is Gone Too Soon, World Is Worse Place
In a young year already slammed with musical deaths — David Bowie, Glenn Frey, Lemmy, Keith Emerson, George Martin, Merle Haggard, Maurice White, Paul Kantner — we now face the staggering blow that Prince, perhaps the greatest overall musician of his generation, is suddenly gone at the far too young age of 57.
Read More »Music Review: Hillbilly Vegas – ‘76’ EP
Lovers of rock and country will no doubt appreciate the thought put into each track on this EP.
Read More »Music Review: Babymetal – ‘Metal Resistance’ Is No Sophomore Slump
From beginning to end, 'Metal Resistance' is more than a solid second album from the devilsh trio, but it shows continued growth and more comfort with coming into their own. Babymetal proves they have what it takes to continue in this industry so ready to throw newcomers to the wolves.
Read More »Music Review: Rich Robinson – ‘Paper’ [2016 Reissue]
While not bad, 'Paper' could benefit from less layering and stronger vocals, as well as a unifying theme.
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