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Steel Panther – Lower The Bar (Album Review)

Lisa NashLisa NashMarch 26, 2017

When it comes to Steel Panther, you either get the joke or you do not: they are not a band you can explain. Taking Glam Rock to the utmost extreme and making Spinal Tap look completely banal, Steel Panther are ridiculous fun for those who ... Read More

Davey Suicide – Made From Fire (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueMarch 24, 2017

Davey Suicide is not the newest Suicide Girl, no: he is a musician who performs self-proclaimed “Gutter Goth Rock” from the streets of “UnHolywood Killafornia” (that is a song, folks). His latest album, Made From Fire, will begin to incinerate ears on March 24, 2017 ... Read More

Conor Oberst – Salutations (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueMarch 17, 2017

Those who are fans of Conor Oberst with eyes bright for some fantastic new music, prepare for Salutations, the companion album to 2016’s critically-acclaimed Ruminations, due out Friday, March 17, 2017 via Nonesuch Records. The talented singer-songwriter hails from Omaha, Nebraska, and is probably best known for ... Read More

Fit For An Autopsy – The Great Collapse (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueMarch 17, 2017

With a keen eye for social awareness, global hot topics, and infectious, insidious Deathcore sound, New Jersey’s Fit For An Autopsy are informed headbangers who are ready to win your vote with their newest release, The Great Collapse, available March 17, 2017 via eOne Music. ... Read More

Mallory Knox – Wired (Album Review)

Lisa WhealyLisa WhealyMarch 15, 2017

Named for Juliette Lewis’ psychotic, iconic character in the controversial 1994 film Natural Born Killers, the quartet calling themselves Mallory Knox are one of British Rock’s brightest rising stars. Originally coming together for their love of Melodic Punk Rock, Mikey Chapman (vocals), Joe Savins (guitar), James Gillett (guitar), ... Read More

FINDLAY – Forgotten Pleasures (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueMarch 13, 2017

When one set their sights beyond the stars, anything is possible. For a whip-smart, sensual, Indie Pop minx like Findlay, the sky is just barely a limit and her debut album, Forgotten Pleasures, began converting Americans to British hedonism on March 3, 2017 thanks to BMG/The End ... Read More

music review

Steel Panther – Lower The Bar (Album Review)

Davey Suicide – Made From Fire (Album Review)

Conor Oberst – Salutations (Album Review)

Fit For An Autopsy – The Great Collapse (Album Review)

Mallory Knox – Wired (Album Review)

FINDLAY – Forgotten Pleasures (Album Review)

Steel Panther – Lower The Bar (Album Review)

Davey Suicide – Made From Fire (Album Review)

Conor Oberst – Salutations (Album Review)

Fit For An Autopsy – The Great Collapse (Album Review)

Mallory Knox – Wired (Album Review)

FINDLAY – Forgotten Pleasures (Album Review)

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