Tangerine Dream | Quantum Gate / Quantum Key – CD Review
First issued in 2017, Quantum Gate celebrates the 50th anniversary of Tangerine Dream. This is the first studio album the band released after the 2015 passing of visionary founder...
The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society – Box Set Review
You could say The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society is the quintessential British rock album by the quintessential British rock band. For the Kinks, the album's sophisticated,...
The Alan Parsons Project | Reissues – CD Review
Beginning as a ‘tea-runner’ at Abbey Road studios, Alan Parsons graduated to engineering albums like the Beatles' Let It Be and Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon....
The Doors | Reissues (2007) – CD Review
In 1967, The Doors lit the world on fire with their landmark self-titled debut. Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, John Densmore, and Ray Manzarek would go on to record five...
Rich Robinson | Paper & Llama Blues – CD Review
All during and after his time with the Black Crowes, guitarist Rich Robinson has given us a lot of music. As he prepares to release more music in 2016...
Alice Cooper | Billion Dollar Babies – SACD Review
The original Alice Cooper band initially got noticed because of their image and outrageous stage antics. Looking back, it was really the music — driven by catchy, punchy hooks,...
Sammy Hagar | All Night Long – CD Review
The remastered & reloaded All Night Long from Sammy Hagar will pretty much knock you back a few steps. Originally released in 1978 (and in 1979 as a UK-only...
Pink Floyd | Atom Heart Mother (Special Edition) – CD/Blu-ray Disc Review
Don’t let the Holstein dairy cows on the cover fool you. Even if you’re lactose intolerant, Pink Floyd’s 1970 album, Atom Heart Mother, is easy to digest, especially when...
Cream | Disraeli Gears (Deluxe Edition) – Reissue Review
No other group with so short a history has been tossed, turned and reexamined as much as Cream. Releasing four albums in a span of three years, Cream unhinged...
Emerson, Lake & Palmer | Trilogy (Deluxe Edition) – CD Review
Trilogy, the appropriately titled third studio album from Emerson, Lake & Palmer, was released in 1972 and welcomed with open arms. Tarkus, its predecessor, was conceptually brilliant, but Trilogy...
