King’s X – Three Sides of One (Album Review)
They’re baaaaaaack! The band that everybody loves but nobody buys has (finally) put out a new slab of their unique blend of rock, funk, metal,…
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Scorpions – Rock Believer (Album Review)
I was just a kid in 8th grade when I wrote my first music review for my school newspaper in the very metal town of…
Giant – Shifting Time (Album Review)
In 1989, Dann Huff stepped out of the shadows from being a top-notch session guitarist who played on a astounding number of top selling records,…
Joe Bonamassa – Time Clocks (Album Review)
Joe Bonamassa has been on a terror since he burst onto the scene in 2000 with his debut record, “A New Day Yesterday.” Twenty years…
Styx – Crash Of The Crown (Album Review)
Any review of new music from Styx must first deal with the inevitable reality that Dennis DeYoung is gone. He’s left the building. And he’s…
Sweet Oblivion – Relentless (Album Review)
If there’s one thing the Italian label Frontiers Records can be credited for, it’s giving rock acts of yesteryear more runway for extending their career…
Saga – Symmetry (Album Review)
In order to give an honest assessment of the unexpected new release from Saga, a few matters of full disclosure are in order. First, I’m…
Joseph Williams – Denizen Tenant (Album Review)
As referenced in my recent review of Steve Lukather’s “I Found the Sun Again,” the long battered but not-sunk-yet ship of Toto has seen rough…
Steve Lukather – I Found The Sun Again (Album Review)
In the fall of 2019, Toto completed the run of its “40 Trips Around the Sun” tour, which was a victory lap celebrating the “All…
Vanden Plas – The Ghost Xperiment: Illumination (Album Review)
About a year ago, I reviewed the initial chapter of Vanden Plas’ “The Ghost Xperiment,” and after revisiting what I wrote then about that recording,…
