Hozier - Wasteland, Baby! (Album Review)
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Hozier’s sophomore record Wasteland, Baby! is the perfect, righteous comeback for one of rock’s most distinguished acts.
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John Frusciante - Curtains (Throwback Review)
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John Frusciante’s 2005 record Curtains shows his songwriting and storytelling prowess, offering up personal tracks with engaging tales.
Read MoreRed Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (Throwback Review)
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers embraced their demons and struggles in their 1999 record Californication, acknowledging a changing world while also trying to change themselves.
Read MoreBlack Sabbath - Paranoid (Throwback Review)
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Black Sabbath’s 1970 sophomore release Paranoid laid the foundations of metal down in an electrifying manner.
Read MoreBob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited (Throwback Review)
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Bob Dylan began a new era for music starting with his 1965 effort Highway 61 Revisited, daring to change music through the quickly expanding world of rock.
Read MoreBruce Springsteen - Born In The U.S.A. (Throwback Review)
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Bruce Springsteen’s music had a way of making stories out of life’s simplicities, and that’s the charm behind his classic seventh record, 1984’s Born In The U.S.A.
Read MoreBon Jovi - Bon Jovi (Throwback Review)
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Bon Jovi’s self-titled 1984 debut record Bon Jovi did more than just introduce one of music’s biggest bands to the mainstage, but it also breathed life into an iconic genre.
Read MoreBon Jovi's "New Jersey" Showed The Life Of His Music
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Bon Jovi captured the true essence of their sound and spirit in the fun and powerful New Jersey.
Read MorePaul Simon Captured Future Hope In "Graceland"
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Paul Simon perfectly captured the mood of the 80s while describing his inner desire to move forward in the classic Graceland.
Read MoreGreta Van Fleet Keep It Old-School In "Anthem Of The Peaceful Army"
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Greta Van Fleet stick close to their Led Zeppelin influences in their debut album Anthem Of The Peaceful Army, but don’t quite find their own identity just yet.
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