Album Review 2017 Archives

Weezer – Pacific Daydream (Album Review)

Allen J. MillerAllen J. MillerOctober 26, 2017

For the past quarter century, Los Angeles, California based rockers Weezer have built a fiercely loyal cult-like following among hipsters, alt-pop kids, and people who generally just want to have a good time. Their debut album, Weezer — also known as The Blue Album, since ... Read More

Theory of a Deadman – Wake Up Call (Album Review)

Allen J. MillerAllen J. MillerOctober 26, 2017

Vancouver, British Columbia band Theory of a Deadman are nothing if not reliable. An established name on the Hard Rock scene, they have released a new album on schedule once every three years since their eponymous debut in 2002. That said, their last album, Savages, was released ... Read More

New Politics – Lost In Translation (Album Review)

Lisa WhealyLisa WhealyOctober 23, 2017

Transition and evolution is what Alternative Rock trio New Politics are all about. Less than the obvious meaning, their fourth studio album, Lost In Translation, is the next step in the band’s attempt at reinvention. Coming 2 years following 2015’s Vikings, and 4 years after the mega ... Read More

Margo Price – All American Made (Album Review)

Allen J. MillerAllen J. MillerOctober 19, 2017

Margo Price offers her music with sensibility and honesty. It all began when she was only 2 years old and her father’s family lost the farm that they had been working for generations in Buffalo Prairie, Illinois. Then, at 20, Price dropped out of college, heading for Nashville ... Read More

Sons of Apollo – Psychotic Symphony (Album Review)

Marieval YebraMarieval YebraOctober 18, 2017

With so many new bands popping up, it is difficult to keep track. That said, many can get lost in the shuffle, but not the brand new Rock band Sons of Apollo. Who are they exactly? At the threat of sounding cliché Sons of Apollo ... Read More

St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION (Album Review)

Lisa WhealyLisa WhealyOctober 17, 2017

Attending Berklee College of Music up in Boston, Massachusetts, can be a solid way to follow an artistic path; although art school can only offer so much, and sometimes creativity is non-linear. What is the point? Sometimes you need to forget everything you learn to actually ... Read More

Album Review 2017

Weezer – Pacific Daydream (Album Review)

Theory of a Deadman – Wake Up Call (Album Review)

New Politics – Lost In Translation (Album Review)

Margo Price – All American Made (Album Review)

Sons of Apollo – Psychotic Symphony (Album Review)

St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION (Album Review)

Weezer – Pacific Daydream (Album Review)

Theory of a Deadman – Wake Up Call (Album Review)

New Politics – Lost In Translation (Album Review)

Margo Price – All American Made (Album Review)

Sons of Apollo – Psychotic Symphony (Album Review)

St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION (Album Review)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Ravenous (1999)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995)

This Week In Horror Movie History – The Stepford Wives (1975)

Developing Artist Showcase – Blythe Bonnie

Developing Artist Showcase – Empty Streets

Developing Artist Showcase – Crystal Joilena

Interview – Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol

Interview – Shelley Fabares

Interview – Jessica Belkin

Marvin Gaye – In The Groove (Limited Edition Vinyl Review)

Caligula: The Ultimate Cut (4K Ultra HD Review)

The Temptations – Sky’s The Limit (Limited Edition Vinyl Review)