reviews for albums that I consider rock
Every now and then, we’re all lucky enough to come across an album that catches you from all angles and manages to hit on all the right notes. Whenever I sit down to find something to really sink my teeth … Continue reading Formation Ritual – The Shifting Dust
Much like the spread of extreme metal that has made its way around the world into what feels like every country on the planet, the modern phenomenon known as heavy psychedelic rock is transformed the landscape in many scenes for … Continue reading Samán – II. Montaña Roja
Dabbling with the very soul is what the great vast majority of music revolves itself around as art in all of its various forms is what everybody can connect with even as we’re able to find our own interpretations no … Continue reading Holy Fawn – Dimensional Bleed
For all the names that the vast realm of psychedelia has dished out over the decades, it’s pretty clear to any who pays attention that there are a number of names that manage to rise above the rest to make … Continue reading Ruby the Hatchet – Fear is a Cruel Master
In every possible way, the garage has always been one of the most underrated and underappreciated venues despite being one of the most important and pivotal settings for anything related to rock and metal. It’s where legions of bands have … Continue reading Sun Voyager – s/t
The very classic sound of metal itself finds itself in a special place as being something that simply cannot die. The reverence that is held for that very sound is something that continues to influence legions of acts new and … Continue reading Elk Witch – Beyond the Mountain
At some point when it comes to splits, it can get pretty crowded pretty quickly. Two bands are typically the go-to in order to make for an effective split that has more than enough to offer in ways of substance … Continue reading Electric Moon / Kungens Män / ElonMusk / Kanaan – International Space Station (Vol. 1)
With the rising of many heavy rock acts in recent years, it can be all but effortless to lose many of those highlights as we find ourselves drowning amongst the others even if it is an exceptional experience that many … Continue reading The Necromancers – Where the Void Rose
As we find ourselves in the world of psychedelic rock where so many continuously push the envelope and raise the bar on an impressively consistent basis, it can become all but effortless to lose promising names in the mix as … Continue reading Gone Cosmic – Send for a Warning, the Future’s Calling
It’s a real wonder the difference that not even two years can make in a band’s sound. When I first came upon Dawnwalker at the end of 2020 with their opus, “Ages”, I was quite surprised with what I heard … Continue reading Dawnwalker – House of Sand
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