JELUSICK – Follow The Blind Man (Album Review)
When placed alongside the juggernauts of rock and metal, multi-instrumentalist singer Dino Jelusick remains the new kid on the block. While he may have yet…
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SPIRIT ADRIFT – Ghost At The Gallows (Album Review)
Singing multi-instrumentalist songwriter Nate Garrett has much to say. Or so it would seem, given his industrious nature while evolving his mixed-metal project Spirit Adrift.…
NITA STRAUSS – The Call Of The Void (Album Review)
Since exploding onto the LA rock scene in 2014, and immediately becoming a significant chapter in the Book of Alice Cooper, Nita Strauss (yes, like…
EXTREME – Six (Album Review)
Let’s get one thing straight. Extreme II, aka “Pornograffitti”, is one of the best rock records since 1990, hands-down. “Extreme III (Sides to Every Story)”…
WINGER – Seven (Album Review)
Once upon a time, Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull mused lyrically about being “too old to rock and roll, and too young to die.” Don’t…
PAUL GILBERT – The Dio Album (Album Review)
As the world slowly emerges from the weirdness of the last three years, one can recognize that many, if not most, artists found creative ways…
RONNIE ROMERO – Raised on Heavy Radio (Album Review)
It was almost one year ago that we had the opportunity to have a listen with Ronnie Romero and his covers album called “Raised on…
ABOUT US – About Us (Album Review)
It is refreshing when quality rock and metal spread to all the corners of the globe. We were excited when Girish and the Chronicles came…
Seventh Wonder – The Testament (Album Review)
The wait is finally over. For fans of Swedish prog-metal juggernaut Seventh Wonder, the first new material since 2018’s “Tiara” has arrived in the form…
Ronnie Romero – Raised on Radio (Album Review)
At this point, we are fairly old friends with Ronnie Romero at Sonic Perspectives. He is comforting and familiar, like your favorite jeans, or football…
