Album Reviews

Tenebrous Liar know how to use a thesaurus. Tenebrous (adj.): dark, gloomy, obscure. - dictionary.comWithout listening to a note, TL tells us what’s up. The album art is of a...

The tracks on Flying Through Infinity had my brow furrowed with confusion. The lyrics are lofty and not at all accessible. The operatic style of Jonathan R Marshall is impressive,...

The smooth, sweet tones of Toronto-based singer/songwriter Daniela Nardi are soft and clear in her recently released sophomore album, The Rose Tattoo, which comes just shy of five years after...

Alberto Rigoni has composed an eclectic group of tracks that range from quintessential heavy rock to improvisational jazz. Something Different, which was released worldwide early this year on February 15th,...

Usually putting the Devil, or something that looks like the Devil, on your cover art is a pretty powerful statement meant to say that you’re about to listen to the...

Dokkemand is the alter ego of Marius Egenes from Oslo, Norway. His bio doesn’t reveal much, other than the fact that his full-length debut is loosely titled after a Norwegian...

Hot enough for you?Listening to Bosnian metal guitarist Emir Hot’s new CD is like taking a trip into an alternate universe where the last 20 years of modern rock never...

With his new 2-Disc live album, Two Sets, Chuck Brodsky proves that he is a man of many talents. He is a skilled guitarist, a poet, and a stand-up comedian....

Soul Food is the official solo debut from Roger Mooking, formerly of the Juno-nominated outfit Bass is Base. Here, he runs the gamut from MC, vocalist, songwriter and producer and...

Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, the highly-touted hard rock band Ceremony has released a passable but ultimately underwhelming collection of songs for its major label debut.The self-titled record features a bevy...