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Album Review: The Aristocrats With Primuz Chamber Orchestra
Somewhere between jazz fusion and instrumental progressive rock lives The Aristocrats, an awe-inspiring trio featuring guitarist Guthrie Govan, bassist Bryan Beller, and drummer Marco Minnemann. ... -
Album Review: James LaBrie, Beautiful Shade of Grey
Prepare to be extremely impressed by Beautiful Shade of Grey, the latest solo record from Dream Theater frontman, James LaBrie. On his new album, LaBrie ... -
Album Review: Michael Whalen, Imaginary Trains
The warm analog sound of the Minimoog lead wafts gently above soothing digital textures in the familiar way that ambient, new age master composer and ... -
Album Review: D’Virgilio, Morse & Jennings, Troika
Are you a fan of acoustic rock from the ‘70s with a touch of classic rock thrown in? If so, you’re going to absolutely love ... -
Album Review: Michael Whalen, Future Shock
It was just a year ago that we reviewed keyboardist/composer Michael Whalen's breathtaking, new age album, Sacred Spaces. A lush tapestry of sound (all custom ... -
Album Review: John Petrucci, Terminal Velocity
John Petrucci, Terminal Velocity Genre: Instrumental Guitar, Prog Metal Musicianship: Songwriting: Production & Engineering: Vibe: Overall Rating: 4.0 15 long years overdue since his last ... -
Album Review: Shining Black, featuring Mark Boals & Olaf Thorsen
Shining Black, Shining Black Genre: Metal Musicianship: Songwriting: Production & Engineering: Vibe: Overall Rating: 3.38 The newly formed metal outfit Shining Black, featuring Mark Boals ... -
Album Review: Morse/Portnoy/George, Cover to Cover Anthology (Vol. 1-3)
Morse/Portnoy/George, Cover to Cover Anthology Genre: Classic Rock and Pop Musicianship: Songwriting: Production & Engineering: Vibe: Overall Rating: 3.75 “K-Tel has been keeping this under ... -
DVD Review: Def Leppard, London to Vegas
Def Leppard, London to Vegas Genre: AOR, Hard Rock Musicianship: Songwriting: Production & Engineering: Vibe: Overall Rating: 3.75 There is no denying the legacy of ... -
Album Review: We Came From Space, Reasons in the Rhyme
We Came From Space, Reasons in the Rhyme Genre: Prog Rock, Neo-Prog Musicianship: Songwriting: Production & Engineering: Vibe: Overall Rating: 3.75 What do you get ...
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