Valentin Narvaez is a very talented artist who has put together a well played and produced CD. It is full of haunting images that leave me wanting to hear more of his work.

Combining world music with jazz and even a little rock, this album is an entertaining one.

This is a digital remaster of the Natural Gas album that was released in 2009.

As Nazareth albums go, this is the Holy Grail, the big kahuna, the one you must own if you only own one.

One look at the cover of the new Nazareth disc gives the impression that the band is looking to get back to their roots. 

I know a lot of people like to put down the whole major label system.

I remember these guys from the 1970s.

Set for release in March of 2011, New York Dolls return from their successful last outing Cause I Sez So.

The latest disc from Mark Newman is well rooted in classic rock. It would have been quite at home if released in the 1970s.

There is quite a wide range of sounds here.

This is a band that clearly decided it was going to rock like they  used to, to rock like they mean it, to rock with the best.

I’ve already reviewed this album when the European version came out, but this version is specifically for American audiences. 

Blues is, of course, the main feature here.

Combining blues, gospel, R & B and soul, James Nixon never fails to entertain.

This is the brainchild of  Wayne Findlay, the longest running band member of MSG (Michael Schenker Group).

Those of you who clamor for and crave the old school bluesy rock that was so popular in the 1970s would do well to latch onto this slab of musical mayhem.