Ritual Howls- Ruin (CD) EnglewoodThe dark spell of Ritual Howls' sixth album, Ruin, is cast in the first moments of lead single, "Follow the Sun", as the clarion call of Paul Bancell's reverberating guitar is anchored by the pulsing kick and flitter of Chris Samuels' drum programming and the snarl of Ben Saginaw's taut, fuzzed out bass groove. More than a decade into their career, the trio continues to refine it's nuanced alloy of industrial, goth, and post punk to a new level of all
Portrait and a couple of others there seems to be some kind of "New Wave of Traditional Metal"
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'Pogo Stick'
Nobody Wants To
a wonderful nod to the NWOBHM's birth in the electric mid-pace “Pirates Of The Airwaves”
Elements of Jazz
You Gotta' Be Just Who You Are
Jonathan Bree has been called a "master craftsman" by Allmusic and on his fifth solo album he has synthesized his concept into refined and focused pop songs that bring a sense of immediate nostalgia one might get when listening to a John Hughes movie soundtrack or classic pop of a bygone era
Sugarbear & The Legendary Bluenotes decided to up the ante this year with a special Christmas EP
This collection offers a fun and entertaining blend of comedy and music
and manufacture their own albums right at home
Okay Kaya's investigations of mind-body come along with sexy dance beats