Album Reviews

Judas Priest's 17th album is not only a welcomed return to classic Priest metal form, it's their best album in over 30 years.

Estrin and his Nightcats deliver jivey, snappy blues live and ensure a fun time for all.

This is a strong album by a band trying to share the feelings of the first generation that does not expect to live better than the last.

Keeping the spirit of 1980s rock alive.

If 'Soulful Days' is any indication, Vanessa Perea is well on her way to jazz stardom.

Though at age 61 the "Troubadour Folk Singer Blues Guy" may have lost the top of his vocal register, he continues to plumb the rich depths of his art.

Great instrumental skills combined with emotional vocals and a refreshing fusion of music genres come together in Mangoseed’s debut.

The soundtrack is as infectious and joyful as the original hits recreated in the Clint Eastwood film.

'Passing Through' is a thoroughly engaging album of Celtic music.

This is an honest, tight and thoroughly enjoyable excursion into contemporary blues.