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Big Head Todd and the Monsters: Her Way Out Review

Big Head Todd and the Monsters are back with their first studio album release in seven years with Her Way

Critically acclaimed Detroit Blues Rock queen Eliza Neals delivers a wonderful retro blues rock R&B album with Colorcrimes, her 12th

Troy Redfern’s latest album, Invocation, is a compelling addition to the contemporary blues rock scene, showcasing his distinctive blend of

Little Feat was originally formed by Lowell George in 1969 and disbanded in 1979 shortly before his death. Surviving members

Slash and some of his favorite collaborators are paying tribute to the genre that inspired their musical pursuits with Orgy

I first heard Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown in 2019 on UK radio station Planet Rock with their fuzzed-up blast “On To

Gary Cain’s latest album, Outside The Lines, marks an evolution in the Canadian guitarist’s musical trajectory. Displaying his trademark rough-edged

Handsome Jack’s latest studio offering, A Good Thing, encapsulates the band’s decade-long evolution and their dedication to their authentic, gritty