Muse Engage in High Stakes Heaviness With ‘Simulation Theory’ – Album Review
Escape into this world of high-stakes heaviness.
Album Reviews
Royal Tusk Rock Harder on ‘Tusk II’ – Album Review
It's refreshing to hear a band dive in, kick some ass and leave the listener wanting more.
Greta Van Fleet Take a Leap Forward With ‘Anthem of the Peaceful Army’ – Album Review
Theaters (and probably arenas) of fans will be rocking out to these songs in the coming months and years.
Disturbed Make Most Defined ‘Evolution’ of Their Career With Latest Record – Album Review
'Evolution' becomes a fitting title at this point in their career due in part to the band making what is arguably the most diverse album they've ever released.
Tom Morello’s ‘Atlas Underground’ Brings Guitar Back to Pop Music
As always, Morello melts faces, but he never gets in the way of songs featuring Marcus Mumford, K. Flay and Outkast's Big Boi.
Behemoth’s ‘I Loved You at Your Darkest’ Is Their ‘South of Heaven’
Read our review of Behemoth's adventurous new album.
Slash and Myles Kennedy Raise the Bar With ‘Living the Dream’
It's the best album they've done together.
27 Years Ago: Ozzy Osbourne Gets Sober and Releases the Smash LP ‘No More Tears’
Coming in the wake of a particularly tumultuous period in Ozzy's life, 'No More Tears' was a rebirth.
Alice In Chains’ ‘Rainier Fog’ Adds To Their Dark Legacy: Review
They have set the gold standard for bands who have replaced their original singer.
Scars on Broadway’s ‘Dictator’ Has Shades of System Of A Down
A lot of Daron Malakian's new album is reminiscent of his other band, but why shouldn’t it be?