cd review

As I Lay Dying – The Powerless Rise
May 13, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: May 11, 2010 Reviewed by Mirak Habbiyyieh Back for their fifth album, Tim Lambesis, Phil Sgrosso, Josh Gilbert Nick Hipa and Jordan Mancino did not disappoint...
Aimee Allen – A Little Happiness
May 12, 2010 In CD Reviews
Released Date: June, 9, 2009 Reviewed by Evelyn Miska It may initially seem odd that Aimee Allen’s solo release, A Little Happiness, came out of a break up with her long-time...
A Rocket to the Moon – On Your Side
April 28, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: October 13, 2009 Reviewed by Evelyn Miska Yes, Rocket to the Moon is another band on the Fueled By Ramen label (Pete Wentz’s label). Yes, many of their songs...
Taproot – Plead The Fifth
April 27, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: May 11, 2010 Review by Mirak Habbiyyieh Plead The Fifth the fifth album from Taproot, brings them to Victory Records for what is possibly their heaviest album...
Lo-Pro – The Beautiful Sounds of Revenge
April 27, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: June 8, 2010 Review by Mirak Habbiyyieh Lo-Pro released their debut in 2003, then a new album teaser EP in 2009 and now in 2010 the much-anticipated album “The...
Year Of The Rabbit – Year Of The Rabbit
April 16, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: July 15, 2003 Reviewed by Sonya Sutherland Ken Andrews is one of those under-recognized singer/songwriter types. While grunge was still popular, Andrews fronted...
White Light Motorcade – Thank You Goodnight
April 16, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: June 3, 2005 Reviewed by Andy Schwegler Grounded in the garage rock reassurgence of New York City with a nice tinge of British Pop al la Oasis, White Light Motorcade’s...
W.A.S.P – The Neon God Part 1: The Rise
April 16, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: April 20, 2004 Reviewed by Jeff Brinn With the music industry in the crapper I tend to look in unexpected areas for stimulating music. Enter W.A.S.P. Sure you heard...
Walls Of Jericho – With Devils Amongst Us All
April 16, 2010 In CD Reviews
Release Date: August 22, 2006 Reviewed by Andy Seabright The story of Walls of Jericho begins in Detroit in 1998 with the demise of two other local bands Earthmover and Universal...


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