Meghan Roos, Author at Blues Rock Review

Doyle Bramhall II: Shades Review

For a musician like Doyle Bramhall II, the music criticism community approaches a new album release with an understanding that,

Six weeks after The Record Company’s second album All of This Life released on Concord Records, the album and its

The Record Company’s new album All of This Life landed this summer like a cool breeze on a sweltering day:

The Los Angeles-based Hunter & the Dirty Jacks first came to Blues Rock Review’s attention in mid-2013, not long after

In the five years since the UK-based Temperance Movement released its self-titled debut album, it’s become increasingly clear that this

The Sheepdogs’ new album Changing Colours, out now on Dine Alone Records (U.S.) and Warner Music (Canada), makes the 1970s

Finally. This was the thought that popped into most Shakedown fans’ minds when the band announced that it was–after nearly

Diehard Shakedown fans will be thrilled to learn that the Nashville-based quartet is back this week with 11 new songs.