Midnight North – Stayin’ Single, Drinkin’ Doubles EP (2015)
By embracing traditional sounds and executing them with vital energy, Midnight North has produced a record that stands on its own merits.
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The New Trocaderos – Frenzy in the Hips EP (2015)
Just when you thought rock and roll has once and for all slipped into retirement, along comes the New Trocaderos to restore the faith
Dead Earth Politics – The Queen of Steel EP (2014)
They had me at “Redneck Dragonslayer.”
Skid Row – Rise of the Damnation Army: United World Rebellion, Chapter 2 (2014)
It seems, finally, that Skid Row has found its way again.
Buckcherry – F**k EP (2014)
In another time, this “concept” might have been shocking. Not anymore.
Hellbound Glory – ‘LV’ (2014)
This long-awaited Hellbound Glory EP finds Leroy Virgil seemingly growing up. Is that a good thing?
One Track Mind: Johnny Butler, “Simon Says” from the Raise It Up EP (2014)
“Simon Says” is a freaky, funky mix of Glenn Miller and Ice-T.
Down – Down IV: Part II (2014)
Down might be headed toward that rarest of beasts – an outstanding double album.
Bruce Springsteen – American Beauty EP (2014)
Bruce Springsteen’s American Beauty finishes with a multi-tracked solo celebration of 5 o’clock freedom, and a layered meditation on the shelter that love provides. But that’s not how it starts. You May Also Like: How Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Tunnel of Love’ Dug Deeply to Find Hard Truths Reevaluating Bruce Springsteen’s ‘TheRead More
One Track Mind: Bruce Springsteen, “Hey Blue Eyes” from American Beauty (2014)
There’s a moment, just when you get comfortable with the idea that this is a paean to home, love and hearth, when Bruce Springsteen sharply widens the lens. All around this couple, despite the illusion of a cocoon of safety and of love, there are troubles, there are questions, thereRead More
