reviews for albums that I consider rock
The very idea of innovation is to be as creative as possible and push yourself as far as you feel you can go as an artist in the name of creating something new the likes of which the world has … Continue reading Abstruse – Submerge: Ritual
To dive into the realm of psychedelic rock, and I mean really dive, is to find yourself in a world where there are virtually no rules whatsoever as we’re taken through a musical kaleidoscope where it feels anything can happen if you … Continue reading Dhidalah – Threshold
Bandcamp has long been instrumental for people like me who are constantly searching for something new and good to listen to as the website is more than perfect to search for your next favorite band. It’s been many times in … Continue reading Year of the Cobra – Ash and Dust
It’s been some time since there was any sort of rock album that could even be considered to have anywhere near a pop-esque feel to it that was actually worth any bit of its own salt. Mother Feather is easily … Continue reading Black Roze – Spiritual Hell
Plenty of shoegaze can be really entrancing at times, but there are also plenty of moments when I find myself incredibly bored with the sound because of the lack of energy that’s going around or the band itself just doesn’t … Continue reading A Headless Horse – Belong / The Moon Into Blood
It’s hard nowadays to produce a smooth and even slightly catchy rock sound without the material in question feeling too manufactured. It all sounds way too streamline or can really feel like the band is just trying to have mass … Continue reading Hangmore – Hydra
It’s not too terribly often that I find myself venturing into the world of noise rock for any particular reason other than it just happens to be that way coincidently ever since my first taste of the style via Wrong’s … Continue reading CHRMR – Warbirds
The realm of stoner metal is something that people can say is either filled with throngs of acts that are unremarkable at best, but, should you be willing to dig for the good ones like with any style of metal, … Continue reading Solace – The Brink
The art of the single-song full-length album is something that many people are sadly not aware of, and that’s because it’s, for the most part, rarely performed other than by the most talented and daring bands. It’s an idea that … Continue reading Saint Karloff – Interstellar Voodoo
The desire to bring some hard-hitting rock to the stage is an idea that has propelled throngs upon throngs of bands for decades now with the love for music and desire for recognition burning strong at the hearts of innumerable … Continue reading King Hiss – Earthquaker
