Richard MacDougall, Author at Blues Rock Review

Alex McKown: Go With The Flow Review

The phenomenal thing about Alex McKown is the sound he’s able to produce at the young age of 17 years

Even without the cut of Crossroads at the end of The Basement Sessions EP, it would be clear that Julia

Dirty, heavy on the low-end, and aggressive – if there used to be a Burt Merlin, he’s clearly made the

The Rubens’ success story is an unlikely one for a band just over two years old. Their self-titled debut landed

When looking back on 2013’s albums, Gov’t Mule’s Shout! will no doubt be one of the first that comes to

Taking a ’70s-influenced sound and making it relevant is a task easier said than done, but The Temperance Movement could

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The Family Business have been purveyors of home grown, down to earth blues flavored rock and roll since 2005. The