Album review: Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts – “Blaster”
Scott Weiland’s first original solo album since 2008 is a good return to form that should please fans of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver
Album review: Dr Living Dead! – “Crush the Sublime Gods”
Fans of old school thrash should give “Crush the Sublime Gods” a spin. Heads will bang, guaranteed.
Album Review: Neal Morse Band – The Grand Experiment
Neal Morse is back with a brand new album that’s already a strong contender for the prog rock event of the year
Back in the Game: an interview with Canadian Music icon Tom Cochrane
(This article was originally written for Montreal Rampage) It’s been 8 years since Tom Cochrane released an album, but from his end of the phone conversation, the 61 year old…
Conducting a Grand Experiment: An interview with Neal Morse
My interview with prog rock master Neal Morse, ahead of the release of his latest studio album “The Grand Experiment”
Album Review: Curse of the Damned by Night Demon is a nod to old school metal
Debut album from California trio Night Demon recalls the early days of the metal age with their strong NWOBHM influence
Spider-Man’s forgotten Rock Opera
If you thought that the Broadway show Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark (written by U2’s Bono and The Edge) was the first time Spider-Man’s been adapted to a musical medium, think again.…
Album Review: The Mojo Gurus – Who Asked Ya?
Who Asked Ya?, the new album from The Mojo Gurus (their fourth), a quartet from Tampa, Florida, is an infectious mix of rock n roll, blues, psychobilly and a little…
Album Review: The Glorious Sons – The Union
The Union is the first proper album from The Glorious Sons, following last year’s EP Shapeless Art. The quintet from Kingston, Ontario once again chose John-Angus MacDonald from The Trews to…
Album Review – Black Buffalo by One Bad Son
I don’t know what’s gotten in Canada’s drinking water in recent years, but I keep discovering amazing rock bands from our frozen lands. Bands like Monster Truck, Glorious Sons, Last…