Adrian Breeman, Author at Cryptic Rock

Mark Lanegan Band – Somebody’s Knocking (Album Review)

Adrian BreemanAdrian BreemanOctober 17, 2019

Inscrutable Vocalist Mark Lanegan is back with Somebody’s Knocking, his latest solo work under the Mark Lanegan Band moniker. Due on Friday, October 18th, the album will see release through Heavenly Recordings, his recent home for 2017’s Gargoyle as well as two collaborations with Duke ... Read More

Rob Halford with Family & Friends – Celestial (Album Review)

Adrian BreemanAdrian BreemanOctober 15, 2019

Legendary Metal God Rob Halford is set to release Celestial, a fresh album of Christmas music, on Friday, October 18th through Legacy Recordings/Sony. Best known for his work with Judas Priest, which bracket his solo efforts under the guises of Fight, Two, and his eponymous ... Read More

Blut Aus Nord – Hallucinogen (Album Review)

Adrian BreemanAdrian BreemanOctober 11, 2019

Blut Aus Nord, the French masters of aesthetic Black Metal, return to this earthly plane with Hallucinogen on Friday, October 11th, 2019. Released once again through Debemur Morti Productions, their home since the first part of the 777 trilogy in 2011, Hallucinogen marks two years ... Read More

Toxic Holocaust – Primal Future: 2019 (Album Review)

Adrian BreemanAdrian BreemanOctober 4, 2019

Multi-instrumentalist madman Joel Grind returns with Primal Future: 2019, the latest collection of nuclear fallout under the Toxic Holocaust moniker. Due out on Friday, October 4th through Toxic Holocaust’s new label, eOne, had the album arrived devoid of packaging or identification, it would have easily ... Read More

Gatecreeper – Deserted (Album Review)

Adrian BreemanAdrian BreemanOctober 4, 2019

Gatecreeper, spawned from the hottest hell of Arizona, are back with their brand new album, Deserted, due out Friday, October 4th through Relapse Records. It should be best to mention early how this band shares members with fellow wanderers Spirit Adrift, namely Vocalist Chase Mason ... Read More

Belle and Sebastian – Days of Bagnold Summer (Album Review)

Adrian BreemanAdrian BreemanSeptember 13, 2019

The Scottish group Belle and Sebastian are back with Days of the Bagnold Summer on Friday, September 13th through Matador Records. Their tenth overall LP, helmed by the steadfast Stuart Murdoch, Days of the Bagnold Summer serves as the soundtrack to the film of the ... Read More

Adrian Breeman

Mark Lanegan Band – Somebody’s Knocking (Album Review)

Rob Halford with Family & Friends – Celestial (Album Review)

Blut Aus Nord – Hallucinogen (Album Review)

Toxic Holocaust – Primal Future: 2019 (Album Review)

Gatecreeper – Deserted (Album Review)

Belle and Sebastian – Days of Bagnold Summer (Album Review)

Mark Lanegan Band – Somebody’s Knocking (Album Review)

Rob Halford with Family & Friends – Celestial (Album Review)

Blut Aus Nord – Hallucinogen (Album Review)

Toxic Holocaust – Primal Future: 2019 (Album Review)

Gatecreeper – Deserted (Album Review)

Belle and Sebastian – Days of Bagnold Summer (Album Review)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Interview with the Vampire (1994)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Q – The Winged Serpent (1982)

Developing Artist Showcase – Julie Byrne

Developing Artist Showcase – Into the Fire

Developing Artist Showcase – Joseph

Interview – Peter Garrett of Midnight Oil

Interview – Jeff Scott Soto of Art of Anarchy

Interview – Joe Rubbo

The New Roses – Attracted To Danger (Album Review)

Clan of Xymox – Exodus (Album Review)

Rakim – G.O.D.’s Network: Reb7rth (Album Review)