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Alice in Chains, Rainier Fog | Album Review
Iconic rock band Alice in Chains returns with their highly-anticipated sixth studio album, โRainier Fog.โ The project doesnโt disappoint in the least.
Iconic rock band Alice in Chains returns with their highly-anticipated sixth studio album, โRainier Fog.โ The project doesnโt disappoint in the least.
Retro rock collective Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats โshow outโ on their latest album, โTearing at the Seams.โ
Following a three-year-plus hiatus, L.A. based rock band Black Vale Brides return with fists pumped to the sky on their fifth-studio album, โVale.โ
Marilyn Manson is charged up to nth degree on their tenth studio album, โHeaven Upside Down.โ
Blue-eyed soul, soft-rock veteran Michael McDonald makes an epic return on ‘Wide Open,’ his first new studio album in nine years.
Foo Fighters bring the cool, the heat, and some musical diversity on their intriguing album following a three-year hiatus, โConcrete and Gold.โ
Queens of the Stone Age returns strong with the utmost consistency on their compelling, hard rocking new album, โVillains.โ
Highly Suspect remain edgy and unapologetic on their highly anticipated sophomore album, The Boy Who Died Wolf.
Grammy-nominated rock band Highly Suspect remains edgy and unapologetic on their highly-anticipated sophomore album, ‘The Boy Who Died Wolf.’
Grammy-winning Southern rock collective Kings of Leon deliver an exceptional seventh studio album with Walls.
Although ‘California’ is a respectable, enjoyable comeback from Blink-182, the punk-pop veterans miss former frontman, Tom DeLonge.
On his final studio album, Blackstar, David Bowie delivers a superb, supremely creative effort that never misses the mark.