Saves The Day: Self Titled Album
A grapefruit with a bright orange background is the new album cover for east coast rock band Saves The...
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Elvis Costello and The Roots: Wise Up Ghost
A collaboration album can either be good or bad depending on who the artists are. Seasoned music veterans Elvis...
Sean Kingston: Back 2 Life
Jamaican born rapper and singer Sean Kingston is back with his third album Back 2 Life, two years after...
Nine Inch Nails: Hesitation Marks
In 1989 Trent Reznor, keyboard player and vocalist, for Exotic Birds formed his own project out of a desire...
The 1975: Self titled album
The self titled debut from British indie band The 1975 sounds like a soundtrack to the 1980’s, and while...
Franz Ferdinand: Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action
In 2002, Glasgow, Scotland indie band Franz Ferdinand burst onto the music scene with their hit single “Take Me...
Yellowcard: Ocean Avenue Acoustic
Yellowcard have always made consistently good albums, and Ocean Avenue Acoustic an acoustic version of their debut record...
Parachute: Overnight
Ever since releasing their first single “She Is Love” from their debut album Losing Sleep in 2009, it seemed...
Free From Gravity: The Long Road
Hardship, endurance, and the struggle for success serve as inspiration for many songwriters, including the latest release by Vince...
The Civil Wars: Self titled album
A dark billowing cloud of black smoke is the cover art for The Civil Wars self titled sophomore album....
Scarlet Kill: Serenade Syndrome
Pop punk can be a generic genre filled with copycats that want to sound like the next Blink 182...
Sara Bareilles: The Blessed Unrest
Piano driven pop songs are what Sara Bareilles does best. Songs such as “King of Everything” and “Gotta Get...
One Direction: Best Song Ever
Maintaining the momentum is important for a group like One Direction. After their failed auditions as individual solo artists...
Justin Timberlake: The 20/20 Experience
Justin Timberlake is back with an experimental pop album bursting at the seams with different sounds that will no...
Michael Buble: To Be Loved
“Fun, love, happiness, and yummy things” is how Michael Buble describes his latest album To Be Loved, which is...
One Direction: Take Me Home
Boy bands have once again made a re-entrance into the music industry. Much like the Backstreet Boys and N’sync...
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New section added!
Hi everyone, I decided to create a page called Flashbacks where the focus will be on historical artists that...
Hanson: Anthem
Entering into their second decade, Hanson have released nine albums in their twenty-one year existence starting with their debut...
The Maine: Forever Halloween
When The Maine released their debut album Can’t Stop Won’t Stop in 2007, the group identified themselves as a...
Goo Goo Dolls: Magnetic
Releasing ten albums is an accomplishment for any band, but for the Goo Goo Dolls the accomplishment sounds old...
The Smith III: Diamond in a Rock
At first glance, The Smith III don’t look old enough to be musicians, let alone aspiring ones out to...
Sanghera: Hell of a Night
Sanghera is a San Francisco based rapper who writes music unique among rappers today, exuding talent and confidence (read:...
Back from vacation!
Hi everyone, I returned from my vacation yesterday evening and I am back to writing reviews. This week I...
The National: Trouble Will Find Me
The National have a habit of releasing dark and depressing albums (2010’s High Violet comes to mind), and Trouble...
Vacation time!
Just letting everyone know that I will be heading on vacation for two weeks starting tomorrow, June 2nd, until...
Stanford Hazy: Self titled album
Finland’s Stanford Hazy have released a self-titled album which sounds heavily influenced by some of rocks biggest and best...
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Hello all, I wanted to give you a bit of an update about the site not being accessible. About...
What’s going on with Listen Here?
Hi everyone, I’ve been wanting to let you know what’s been going on lately. I have decided that I...
Andy Palmer: Hazard of the Die
Colorado’s Andy Palmer set out to create a blues-rock inspired record and titled it Hazard of the Die, which...
