Reviews

Well-written, informative, and thoughtful reviews of all areas of entertainment. From new albums to new films and beyond, Cryptic Rock Magazine has music and film covered.

Red Line Chemistry – Tug Of War (Album review)

Lee LetarteLee LetarteOctober 3, 2013

Kansas City, Missouri rockers better known as Red Line Chemistry are back with a brand new album entitled Tug of War. The band started out back in 2004 when they signed with Bulldog Productions. They have been on the music scene for nearly a ... Read More

Kings Of Leon – Mechanical Bull (Album review)

Vanessa CarlucciVanessa CarlucciOctober 3, 2013

Who would’ve believed that the three sons raised by a preacher man in the Deep South would turn out to be one of today’s most respected and successful rock groups? Brothers Nathan, Caleb, and Jared spent their early years following their father’s church missions across ... Read More

Gemini Syndrome – LUX (Album review)

Lee LetarteLee LetarteSeptember 24, 2013

Los Angeles Hard Rockers known as Gemini Syndrome have been on the music scene for a little over two years now. They blasted onto the scene back in 2010 out in Los Angeles and fans immediately took to them. Gemini Syndrome consists of band ... Read More

Insidious: Chapter 2 (Movie review)

CrypticRockCrypticRockSeptember 24, 2013

In 2010 modern horror director James Wan’s Insidious debuted in theaters. The film was an interesting mix of modern paranormal ghost hunting style horror while taking parts of classic ghost style horror. With an interesting plot and many subplots the film was overall entertaining, predictable, ... Read More

A man and woman in black dress standing in front of a building.

Sleepy Hollow Series (Review)

Bethany O'NealBethany O'NealSeptember 21, 2013

Fox has taken the 1820 Washington Irving classic The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow story and give it a modern spin. Like many of the people that I spoke to, I was a bit apprehensive concerning another spin-off of the Sleepy Hollow franchise. Over the years, ... Read More

Lullwater – Lullwater (album review)

Lee LetarteLee LetarteSeptember 16, 2013

Georgia rockers Lullwater are making a name for themselves in recent years. Consisting of John Strickland (Lead Vocals / Rhythm Guitar), Brett Strickland (Lead Guitar), Roy “Ray” Beatty (Bass), and Joe Wilson (Drums) these guys offer a brand of rock different from the cookie cutter ... Read More