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Ace Hood – Ruthless Review The Broward County monster does once again a second time in a row, this time less ‘Gutta’ and more ‘Ruthless.’ Since the last album, Ace has been known for his lyrical punchlines and furious delivery, there is no doubt or question in this young artist’s talent. Between Khaled and We the Best, [...] Hedley – The Show Must Go Review I’m going to make no bones about this, I love Hedley, always have, so this review will be more than extremely biased in many people’s eyes. So obviously when I heard that the four piece were going to make a new album, I was over the moon. The finished product [...] Skillet ‘Awake’ Review Its funny how things go; SKILLET, a Christian rock band having now released seven CD’s with the last two (“Collide†and “Comatoseâ€) getting Grammy nominations and then in 2008 they add a new female drummer/vocalist Jen Ledger due to former drummer Lori Peters retirement. SKILLET’s new release “Awake†will come this month (August 25) and [...] Natalie Imbruglia Come to Life Review Back in 1997, Natalie Imbruglia took the world by storm; earning a Grammy nomination for debut LP ‘Left of the Middle’ and breaking airplay records with its lead single ‘Torn’. While television soap stars had previously made a successful crossover to pop music, it seemed Imbruglia was different. Here was a [...] Luke Bryan Doin’ My Thing Review The question “What is country?†is eternal, and not just among nerdy music critics. Contemporary country is filled with songs about what it means to be country. Some are defensive, some inclusive, and some pander to their audience in an obvious attempt for sales. Luke Bryan’s answer to the question, in [...] Sick Puppies is an Australian three-piece band formed in 1997 in a music room of Mosman High School. Since then, the band has put out an EP (short-length album) and three CDs, including Tri-Polar. After some initial rotations, the band’s line-up is currently cemented, with guitarist Shimon Moore, bassist Emma Anzai and drummer Mark Goodwin. Shimon’s [...] Young Money – We Are Young Money – Album Review From the Ruff Ryders’ scattered 1999 debut, Ryde Or Die, Vol. 1, to Shady Records’ inconsistent 2006 effort, Eminem Presents: The Re-Up, collaborative albums created by rapper-helmed labels rarely help break new talent. But despite the trend, We Are Young Money—the first group project from Lil Wayne’s [...] David Nail’s I’m About To Come Alive Review Missouri isn’t exactly a hotbed for soul music, or country music, for that matter. On this album, newcomer David Nail sounds as though he spent his life in the Mississippi Delta or singing in clubs on Beale Street. So it is fitting that the album start off with the soulful [...] Eminem – Relapse Refill – Album Review Multi-platinum hip-hop artist Eminem has release Relapse: Refill on December 21ST, 2009, on Aftermath/Interscope Records. This re-release of Eminem’s chart-topping fifth studio album includes seven bonus tracks, including the single “Foreverâ€, also featuring Drake, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne (previously found on the More Than A Game soundtrack), “Taking My [...] Tech N9ne – K.O.D. – Album Review It’s Halloween and time for creepiness to take center stage as folks tip-toe through the dark side to get their yearly fill of generally horrific stuff. Murder, mayhem and the macabre become entertaining as we explore the more sinister side of humanity while keeping true danger at arm’s length. And [...] |
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