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It is simply commercial-grade, homogenized pop rock. My prediction is that it will be wildly popular in a year or two.
Are aliens abducting guitars for interstellar rock experiments? Are alien guitars abducting humans for unnecessary and humiliating cavity searches? In the darkest recesses of my brain, I secretly hoped for the latter...
Rusty Metal Unsafe
Cool names - Boring Songs
Hiding in plain sight does nothing For "visonary" musician
You’ve got to have a lot of faith in yourself to self-title your album. After all, if no one knows your name, then who cares?
From the moment I put this CD in to play, I liked it.
I’ve always thought Candlebox was an underrated band. Their songs are interesting and unique, their music powerful and Kevin Martin’s vocals are both musical and hard-hitting. So I was very excited to see that the band had reunited sans original bassist Bardi Martin who has been replaced by Adam Kury, and has released their first album in 10 years. 
Every time I hear this album it kicks more and more ass.
You know how sometimes a song just reaches out and grabs you and you almost feel like you've heard it dozens of times and it's even known out of the box it's a great friend? The title song on this album "On My Way" is exactly like that. I didn't even want to listen to the rest of the album, I just wanted to set my CD on repeat for that song.
This album affected me so severely that I am physically pained by my struggle to find exactly the right words to use in my review of it.
Music 10 Lyrics 3
This is the third full-length album for Down the Line, and the first I’ve heard.
The Drowners come up for air
"Lost" is a found treasure.
Smack dab in the middle between “blah” and “hell yes” of your dictionary is where you’ll find the word “eh”.
Franklin's "Error" is doing the safety dance
Fulton Read gets "Out"
In general, I like this album and the sound of Further Down. Their sound is reminiscent of Lynyrd Skynyrd or Nickelback with hints here and there of the bluesy rock of Tesla and The Black Crowes. They have a heavy guitar and heavy drum sound back up by a kickass piano. Make no mistake, this is southern rock.
God Fires Man with new disc
I am the Heat? Not hot
This one is just about out of my grasp. Not completely, but as close as any music has ever been … I have been writing about music for a long time and this one...I don't know. I mean, I understand ...
CODE RED CODE RED
Fail
Use you Imagination about
One man's ego drives modern rock
Klose comes in close
Burning Bush Warns of Bright Future for Moses
Pop Princess Purloins
I was definitely looking forward to listening to Lucky Day's newly released and second album, “Rise & Fall".
There ain't no mambo in the Mambo Sons. There's just some more of the same unrealized garage rock. Adolescent lyrics rip off age-old rock 'n' roll clichés only to squeeze them into the most ...
The cover photo of Michelangelo's Future Perfect might win "Best CD Cover Photo" from Maxim magazine. The music, however, is anything less than inspired.
Ness Riddles Listeners - 
I confess itI was an 80s fan of Night Ranger. I was one of those people for whom radio stations and MTV played Sister Christian and Don’t Tell Me You Love Me on an endless loop. Sorry about that.
Computer program does the work
P.O.D. speaks of GOD.
Al Rose by any other name
This Berkeley based alternative band’s debut album is an ear pleasing mix of bass-driven, guitar-riffing sound with brainy lyrics and a few dashes of artsy melancholy thrown in.
Everyone knows who Sevendust is by now right? I thought so, until I turned my friend Jami on to this 10-year-old, five-album-deep, seasoned bunch of howling rockers (you owe me dude). Save for the ...
Is deaf such a bad thing?
If someone asked me when Rick Springfield's landmark album Working Class Dog was released, I would've pegged it at 1983. Songs like "Jessie's Girl" and "Don't Talk to Strangers" are such pure 1980's radio pop, after all.
Pop Does as Pop is
Earnest Manboy Suite in E Major appears to be some type of concept album. This 15-minute disc opens with a typewriter clack accented by slurps of coffee. From there it degenerates into ...
Polka Dots Musical Landscape
TMO delivers TKO
Sometimes it's harder to review the things you do like than those you don't.
It's available for free download. Read the review, then go form your own opinion.
Her voice is peppermint syrup...sweet, flawless, sinuous. Her lyrics are all at once profound yet divinely simple, and simply divine.
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