Rock

A little bit of a lot of elements come together surprisingly well in an album that offers interesting insight into its composer.

Devon Allman's second solo release shouldn't be ignored by anyone who craves driving rock with touches of the blues, soul, and R&B.

Chrome’s new 'Feel It Like a Scientist' completes a cycle of rejuvenation that began last year with the release of 'Half Machine from the Sun: Lost Tracks (’79-’80).'

Not just a fine songwriter and singer, Dina Regine also has a wide-ranging sensibility infused with the history of the great pop music of the past half century.

'Commonwealth' proves that Sloan has four skilled songwriters and instrumentalists with distinct tastes that keep the band atop the list of power pop bands.

At long last, the sounds of Ireland's Pugwash are coming to the States, and it's about time.

'Ghost Note Manifest' is a trio of interesting songs from aCr, one of which paints a very vivid scene.

The fall season is upon us, and with it an onslaught of splashy new releases from marquee artists and labels clamoring for our attention.

Maroon 5 uses 'V' to grab music elements from every walk of pop life and stamp it as their own. It's a tour through audio addiction.

The Venezuela-based Backhand is a proficient prog rock ensemble that closely emulates their '70s inspirations.