Rock

The Bonfire Set is a new folk rock group that both rocks with the best of them while offering songs designed to enlighten a new generation.

Despite a good performance, Ian Anderson's 'Thick as a Brick - Live in Iceland' isn't an indispensable addition to the Jethro Tull canon.

'Somewhere Under Wonderland' is a welcome return to a band I truly relished for many years and am glad to hear once again.

The Slang are set to release their five-track EP, which manages to sound both familiar and fresh.

Johnny Winter's last album is not only a rockin' grand finale for the Texas legend but also a tribute to the music that inspired him.

Beach Day's sophomore effort still carries the surf guitar/girl group torch, but they're now spending more time in the garage.

If you didn't pick up the 2009 bundle of the two albums together, it's time to finally hitch your wagon to Big Star.

New wave and power pop fans should get Game Theory's newly reissued 1982 'Blaze of Glory,' especially if they haven't experienced this nugget before.

Dog Society's latest album features a collection of catchy tunes that manage to bring together very different sounds, from grunge to Oasis to The Beatles.

There is poetry in these songs. They are the kind you will want to hear again and again.