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Brody Buster: Redemption Review

Brody Buster has released his eighth album, and not only is it new, original music, but it’s a reflection on

Buddy Guy will turn 89 on July 30 but the champion icon of Chicago blues is showing no signs of

With a 25-year-plus career behind them, The Boneshakers have not settled for turning out mediocre music, and their newest release,

Devon Allman’s new album The Blues Summit releases this month, as he prepares to head out on a supporting tour.

One of the most prolific and most influential blues rock guitarists of the 21st century, Joe Bonamassa, has returned with

MoonShroom could best be compared to Tedeschi Trucks Band due to the similarity of its formation story. Both bands began

On Talkin’ Heavy, D.K. Harrell plants both feet firmly in the blues tradition while offering just enough of a modern

Debut albums are always enjoyable to review because you really don’t have any preconceived expectations about the musical surprise package