EP/Album Reviews

Album Review: Anoushka Shankar - Reflections
Anoushka Shankar,"Reflections"(Deutsche Grammophon)- This absorbing anthology revisits the cream of sitar player and composer Anoushka Shankar's cross cultural Deutsche Grammophon
EP Review: Psychobabylon - Is This All There Is?
For those still crying over Brit Hard Rockers, The Almighty, Three Colours Red or even Zodiac Mindwarp’s premature demise despair
Album Review: Yngwie Malmsteen – Blue Lightning
Ride The Blue Lightning With tousled hair and chest bare our twinkly fingered friend here returns with an album of
Album Review: Bad Religion - Age of Unreason
Legendary L.A Punks Bad Religion return with the politically savage and bullishly on point ‘Age Of Unreason’. The band don’t
Album Review: The Cranberries - In The End
The Cranberries,"In The End" (BMG)- The untimely death of Cranberries' vocalist Dolores O'Riordan just over a year ago deprived the
Album Review: Kiefer Sutherland - Reckless & Me
Jeepers Kiefer’s Once he hung up that phone after terrorising Colin Farrell half to death, Kiefer Sutherland picked up a
Album Review: Dervish - The Great Irish Songbook
Dervish,"The Great Irish Songbook" (Rounder)- Sligo based traditional outfit Dervish make their Rounder Records debut with a fascinating collection which
Album Review: Brooks & Dunn - 'Reboot'
Brooks & Dunn,"Reboot" (Sony  Music)- The most successful country duo of all time returned to the recording studio recently after
EP Review: Saint Evil Street - Cursed
Awesome Foursome! Bonjour tout le monde, I think I’ll stop there my friends before I really embarrass myself with another
EP Review: The Shrine – Cruel World
When a band cites their influences as Black Sabbath and ZZ Top, they are guaranteed my immediate attention. Coming from