Back in 2015, Fleetwood Mac released a complete definitive and newly remastered edition of Tusk. It was reissued on CD, DD, and a large-scale 5CD/2LP/DVD-Audio (with 5.1 Surround and hi-res…
My Bloody Valentine introduced themselves to the world in 1988 with their Relativity debut of Isn’t Anything. They went wider with the debut Sire release of Loveless and leading to…
When Bloc Party released their first album, Silent Alarm, in 2005, the world sat up and took notice. Regarded as exciting as Gang Of Four, the band rode a high…
Lindemann is a side-project with Til Lindemann of Rammstein fame. Formed in 2013 along with Peter TÃĪgtgren, the band produced two well-performing albums, both of which have generated a handful…
Recently, Angel recorded a fresh new album that included a nice re-recording of “Tower”, a song from their debut album in 1975. Re-recordings are nothing new. And some present a…
As the institution of Black Sabbath ages, so do their songs. The test of time goes into how resilient the music, the sound, and the quality of the songs have…
Stone Temple Pilots, a band of the ’90s, originally hit the scene as Mighty Joe Young. Under that moniker, they released no albums although they were signed to Atlantic Records…
Friday, May 7th sees Omnivore Recordings’ release of a new live album/disc by the late Alex Chilton with the Hi Rhythm Section, Boogie Shoes: Live On Beale Street, which was…
As 2021 marches along (and it IS marching along at a rapid rate, it seems), so do the reissues for classic 50th Anniversary celebrations of some titles. For The Grateful…
Sometimes, a release happens and it slips past your radar. I’m a big fan of Dead Can Dance, and any offshoot of the core of Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry.…
It's about proving you are worthy to remain in the tribe.
Daniel Lanois is a name that some will not know (although they should). He has had his hands in the creation of some popular U2 albums along with Eno as…