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CD Review: ‘Onyx’ by Pop Evil
I've been enjoying Pop Evil's most recent album, Onyx, so much that I nearly forgot that I needed to write a review. This May release, as the name implies, is…
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CD Review: ‘Return To The Point Of Departure’ by Mahogany Head Grenade
Mahogany Head Grenade is an odd name. I haven't a clue what it means, but that doesn't make the music this Dallas-based trio has written any less worthwhile. Having…
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CD review: ‘Scarab’ by Queen Elephantine
Queen Elephantine expanded its sound with the band’s fourth full length album, Scarab, which was released during the summer of 2013 on Cosmic Eye Records (LP) and on Heart…
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CD review: “Constellation Prize” by Carbon Leaf
Earlier this year, Richmond, Va.-based band, Carbon Leaf, released its first full-blown Celtic-Rock album, entitled Ghost Dragon Attacks Castle, that enraptured me with its energy, humor and diversity of sound.…
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CD review: ‘Red Balloon’ EP by Hotel Sleep
The City of Angeles trio, known as Hotel Sleep brings together a fusion of rock and dubstep, while mixing together elements of house beats to create a crisp and…
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CD Review: Walking With Giants EP
I won't lie. It was the names that caught my interest. But, from the opening notes ringing out in my ears I knew that this would be worth every moment.…
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CD review: ‘Stupid, Stupid Dreams’ by Masha out on Oct 22
CD Review by Danielle Boise Masha is the real deal, a tantalizing voice that is greater than her 23 years with depth and a power backing up…
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CD Review – Gringo Star’s Floating Out to See
CD Review by Gail Fountain Atlanta’s own Gringo Star, consisting of Furgiuele brothers Peter and Nicholas, along with Chris Kaufman, are set to release their third full-length, Floating…
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CD Review: “Break The Silence” by VOX
I'm a sucker for 80s hard rock and heavy metal. Had I been born a generation earlier, I'd likely be the long-haired guy in the crowd rockin' a sleeveless…
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Better Luck Next Life by Victory and Associates
CD Review by Jerel Johnson California quartet, Victory and Associates, formed from the ashes of frontman Conan Neutron’s former band Mount Vicious. Victory and Associates continues the classic…