2019 has shaped up to be another strong year in the world of blues rock. For nine years now, Blues Rock Review has been releasing its Top 20 Albums of the Year list. Our readers and staff cast their votes and this year’s list was extremely tough to crack. Here are Blues Rock Review’s Top […]
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The holiday season is upon us and it’s certainly been a strong year in the world of blues rock. Not only has it been a great year for established artists, but newcomers in the genre as well. Looking for holiday gift ideas but don’t know where to start? No sweat, we’ve got you covered. Blues […]
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2019 is shaping up to be incredible year in music and blues rock. It’s also been a strong year for up and coming talent. Here are Blues Rock Review’s artists to watch in 2019.
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Fresh off the release of his debut studio album, How Long, guitarist Ariel Posen has announced a new EP called The Live Sessions, which will be released on April 26th. The Live Sessions features four tracks and Posen has released a video performance of “Better Late Than Never” from the album.
Every once in a while an artist comes along that immediately grabs your attention upon hearing them. Ariel Posen is that artist. How Long is the debut album from the Canadian guitarist perhaps best known for his work with the Juno Award winning Bros. Landreth. Posen’s parents were both traveling muscians and Posen picked up […]