Category: Album Review

Springtank’s latest album, “Dispersal,” is a vibrant collection that bridges various eras and styles of rock. The second track on the album, “Played Out” is a prime example, blending elements of non-grunge 90s alt-rock reminiscent of Stabbing Westward and Collective Soul’s “Shine,” with a dash of 80’s Goth and the dark, brooding guitar work found…

What do A Perfect Circle, Tool, Marilyn Manson, Alice In Chains, Mastodon, and Stone Temple Pilots have in common (besides some of them sharing band members)? Their spirit is alive and well within Freakbreed’s refreshing and versatile hard-rock onslaught, Emerge. With Emerge, Freakbreed has crafted an album that doesn’t just pay homage to the titans…

Mike LeDoux’s latest release, “Love Dirge,” is a poignant tapestry of raw emotion and introspective storytelling, each track a chapter in a haunting narrative. The singer-songwriter delves deep into themes of loss, manipulation, and existential wandering, delivering an album that resonates with profound human experiences. The album opens with “Nomadic Context,” a tribal acoustic song…