The music of Envie (pronounced “NV”) is undoubtedly enjoyable; they're definitely doing something different—“right”, even. There is, however, something that keeps me from investing fully in this album. The Atlanta-based...

Reading the promo material that came along with this CD made me do two things: 1)wonder (if I've been living under a rock) 2)question (my reading abilities) You give it a go: “Spiked skronk-infested...

Ah, yet another musical genre I just don't get. Death Metal. Actually, I can almost get She Killed Poetry's approach—almost. Shout Out The Silence, the Texas-based band's latest album, does...

On their MySpace page, Thumbscrew lists “death”, “rape”, and “torture” as their influences. Goody. I'm not sure I want to know how this band came up with their name, but...

What a gorgeous concept—an album centered on the voices of the established women of trance. The most noteworthy, and lyrically captivating songs are: ATB's “Ecstasy”, Kyau & Albert “Always a...

Since being discovered in a talent search in the 80s, Alex Masi has spent his time either rocking out hard with cuts like Attack Of The Neon Shark or giving...

Well scary never sounded so good, and by scary I mean the blue floodlight portrait of Bryant on the cover of Imaginary Piano. I think if you saw Bryant walking...

Finally! That's what I have to say. After pushing back the release of this disc since June 2006 Good Charlotte is finally able to bring Good Morning Revival to the...

Students! Are you in need of a Monday night zone-out homework dance trance? Saturday Night Fever meets Aqua placed to an overlay of modern techno beats? Trickie Bizzniss is a...

You must choose your influences, but it's a challenge living up to them. Chuck Page, from Toronto, credits his influences with being some of the best rock guitarists from the...