Talk to Me is the fourth full-length album by Rhode Island based modern rock band, The Complaints. The album, which is well produced and nicely showcases the trio’s sound, has a bit of a garage band edge with simple arrangements and strong songwriting. It is the first LP release by the group in a decade. … Read more
Modern Rock Review’s Choice 5 for August features a diverse set of new albums and EPs by Joshua Ketchmark, Forrest Hill, Donoma, The Nearly Deads and Kylie Nicole. Falling Forward by Donoma Deriving their name from Native American Omaha origin, Wisconsin based Donoma performs an interesting mix of glam and punk on their album Falling … Read more
In honor of the USA’s 242nd anniversary of its founding, Modern Rock Review’s Choice 5 for July 2018 features all American artists including Outlaws and Moonshine, The Rhythm Surf Monkeys, Colorway, The Persian Leaps and Baby Bones. The Devil Is In the Moonshine by Outlaws & Moonshine Outlaws & Moonshine comes from Indianapolis where they … Read more
Modern Rock Review’s Choice 5 for June 2018 highlights North American artists Beyond the Grey, Nick Black, The Divided Line, Fox and Coyote and Heyoka’s Mirror. The Motor Car and the Weather Balloon by Ben Brookes On his debut LP, UK native Ben Brookes draws from a plethera of classic rock influences ranging from The … Read more
Quickly becoming known as the hardest working group in Pennsylvania, the blues/rock power trio Dustin Douglas & the Electric Gentlemen have returned with a solid sophomore LP. Released on June 1, 2018, Break It Down follows the group’s 2016 self-titled debut album and a 2017 EP called Blues 1. The group is led by guitarist … Read more
Modern Rock Review’s Choice 5 for April 2018 highlights North American artists Beyond the Grey, Nick Black, The Divided Line, Fox and Coyote and Heyoka’s Mirror. Paramnesia EP by The Divided Line The Canadian alternative metal group The Divided Line delivers intense grooves, atmospheric sounds, and a unique melodic approach on their debut EP Paramnesia. … Read more
Ride or Die is the third solo album by Devon Allman. As a whole, this album has a raw and powerful edge wrapped in bluesy emotion with superbly-textured guitar driven rock. While this is a rock album to the core, Allman also adds a measurable influence from his Chicago-style blues roots. The son of Gregg … Read more
Modern Rock Review’s Choice 5 for March 2018 highlights 2017 albums and EPs by the artists Kayla Avitabile, Meaghan Farrell, Jase Hackman, Ryan Pleckham and Alyssa Tess. What’s This Beating by Jase Hackman An experienced session player and member of various Nashville area groups, Jase Hackman debuted his initial solo record of twelve original tracks … Read more
Buy Black Holes and Revelations An album packed with a smorgasbord of sonic styles and arrangements, Black Holes and Revelations originally sounds very modern and electronic, but deceptively finds its way to some fundamental rock and roll structure. This fourth studio album by Muse, saw the band taking a more active role in production duties … Read more