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Rival Sons Create the Masterpiece Robert Plant Couldn’t Pull Off Golden Gods need not concern themselves with the bleating of sheep. But they had best take note of the lordly disciples no longer in need of the Master’s teachings. What the Rival Sons have created on their new Feral Roots (2019) album is truly...
The Struts Play Young and Dangerous Young and Dangerous (2018) is the second full-length release by The Struts. In it they continue their infectious attack on pop-rock led by guitars and great vocals. But the model of success employed on the band’s first album, 2014’s Everybody Wants, is their nemesis on their sophomore attempt. The...
Rock Music for Grown-Ups Scatterbrain, the 2017 release from KXM (RatPak Records), is a continuation of an excellent debut effort a few years earlier. But before getting too far into the details, any review of KXM should mention the all-star line up. The stellar members include drummer Ray Luzier from Korn, guitarist George Lynch...