The Struts, Pretty Vicious Review Electrifying Studio Dynamism: The Struts’ Pretty Vicious by Rudy Palma In their latest release, Pretty Vicious, The Struts have managed to distill the essence of their electrifying live performances into a studio album that’s as Read more
The Rolling Stones, Hackney Diamonds Review by Rudy Palma The Rolling Stones, with a musical legacy spanning seven decades, stand tall as legends of the rock era. Legends, by nature, reinforce their iconic status, and The Rolling Stones have masterfully Read more
The Flower Kings, Look At You Now Review Timeless Resonance: A Deep Listen To The Flower Kings’ Look At You Now by Rudy Palma On September 8, 2023, The Flower Kings released their 16th studio album, Look At You Now. Read more
Grian Chatten, Chaos For The Fly Review Exploring New Sonic Territories: A Vocal Odyssey with Grian Chatten in Chaos For The Fly by Rudy Palma Chaos For The Fly, the debut solo offering from Fontaines D.C.’s frontman, Grian Chatten, is Read more
Local Natives, Time Will Wait For No One Review By Rudy Palma As I continue my journey of focusing my attention on the vocal talent displayed on any record. I ventured into the harmonious world of Local Natives’ fifth studio album, Read more
Extreme, Six Review by Rudy Palma Returning to the scene after an unprecedented hiatus, EXTREME have unleashed their sixth studio album, SIX. This record shows the band’s evolution, with a definite emphasis on the stunning vocal range of lead singer Read more
Anthem, Crimson & Jet Black Review by John Gaddis Japan’s heavy metal titans, Anthem, have seized the pandemic’s stillness to forge their latest sonic onslaught, Crimson & Jet Black. Featuring English lyrics sung with power and precision and outstanding guitar work, the Read more
Fall Out Boy, So Much (For) Stardust Review by John Gaddis Fall Out Boy is releasing their first album since 2018’s M A N I A, which garnered a GRAMMY nomination for Best Rock Album and marked their third consecutive Read more
Myron Elkins, Factories, Farms & Amphetamines Review by John Gaddis Myron Elkins is a rock blues artist from Otsego, Michigan, releasing his debut album Factories, Farms & Amphetamines. Elkins’ music combines a fusion of Southern rock, soul country, Motown, and country blues Read more
Bad Flamingo, Devil and the Deep Blue Review by: Rudy Palma Bad Flamingo is a female country-western duet filled with mystery, both musically and for their image. The two are “The One on the Left and The One on the Read more
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