Eschewing his culinary roots and leaving the food references mostly at home (assuming “toss a salad” is something else), Action Bronson goes on safari. Growls and animal attacks permeate, from the crocodile cover (painted by…
Swedish rock giants, Ghost, have once again teamed up with producer, Klas Åhlund, for their highly anticipated 5th studio offering, IMPERA. The last time the two collaborated was on Ghost’s 3rd studio album, Meliora (2015),…
Written and produced by front man, Shaun Morgan, engineered by the band’s newest member, Corey Lowery, and mixed by Matt Hyde, Seether’s latest offering Wasteland – The Purgatory EP comes behind the release of their…
As with most punk bands, Rise Against has always strived to have their music make a statement about the world we live in. But where most artists struggle to make their voices loud and clear,…
A album of slow drones, tension and release, Judith Hamann’s Shaking Studies is an interesting listen, a LP of four slow-moving, almost microtonal pieces that to open-eared listeners, are captivating. Shaking Studies is a solo…
Swedish metal band, Avatar, has returned with their 8th studio album Hunter Gatherer, which will be released Aug 7th via eOne. This time around the band has once again teamed up with producer, Jay Ruston…
At the time of his death in 1964, Eric Dolphy wasn’t exactly a household name. Despite a career working alongside heavyweights like John Coltrane and Charles Mingus, his career as a leader was packed into…
On it’s release in 1975, Blood on the Tracks was seen as a return. To Columbia Records, to songs based on his experiences, and to form. After years playing with The Band, dabbling in rock,…
When news broke about Willie Nelson doing an album of Frank Sinatra tunes, the first instinct was to read the headline again. He’s doing what? But after a moment of reflection, it makes sense. Nelson…
