Bare Dreams – Au Revoir review By Vince Andreasen Bare Dreams is a punk-pop quartet from Tel Aviv, Israel… yes, you read that right… Israel. Au Revoir is their new 6 song EP with a sound that fits somewhere between Fall Out Boy and Coheed and Cambria. The music has…
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Lords of Acid-Pretty in Kink Record Review by Vince Andreasen Lords of Acid will celebrate their 30-year anniversary with the release of Pretty of Kink, their highly anticipated fifth studio album. Their perfect blend of highly sexualized electro-industrial-goth music continues to place them in a category of their own. Lead…
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Them Evils – Rollin’ Stoned and Livin’ Free – Record Review By Vince Andreasen Them Evils is a rapidly rising power trio born in Vegas and now residing in Southern California. Their new single Got Me Rockin debuted on Loudwire and is quickly gaining traction on hard rock streaming service…
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Wykan – Solace – Record Review By Vince Andreasen Wykan has the perfect EP for anyone who wonders what it would sound like to merge modern black metal with vintage 70’s era psychedelic stoner rock. This Montreal trio occasionally provides blues-infused riffs that remind me of Black Sabbath, especially from the…
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Saxon – Thunderbolt – Record Review By Vince Andreasen People have long joked that the only living things that would survive a nuclear war are cockroaches and Cher. I’m beginning to think we can add Saxon to the survivors list. This band has been going strong for 40 years and…
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Pompeii – The Secret Sessions Record Review By Vince Andreasen What happens when a record is created in the late 70’s combining artists from Mott The Hoople, Mountain, Cream, The Allman Brothers, and more? You guessed it… absolutely nothing! That is precisely what happened when Corky Laing, drummer from Mountain, was asked to…
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