Eight albums in, @alterbridge still hasn’t diverted from what makes them great.
The self-titled record — cut at Eddie Van Halen’s 5150 Studio — has Mark Tremonti’s seismic riffs all over opener “Silent Divide.”
Full review:
https://t.co/AYZHBJuJ4X
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@SondreLerche has spent the better part of a quarter-century staying one step ahead of everybody.
His new three-song EP is dreamy acoustic-pop with a dash of Wham! - good, but does it turn up the heat enough?
Our review:
https://t.co/SsyriNynJ6
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22 Grammys, a Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award, and @VGcom still isn’t slowing down.
The third installment of his ‘50 Years From Home’ project is named after the Nashville burger joint he’s loved since the mid-‘70s — our review live now:
https://t.co/x4mHmg2Wpf
If you ever got jolted awake in the middle of the night by the “Songs 4 Worship” commercial, CXMMXNS’ ‘The Commons Chapel’ is that feeling as a 44-minute live album.
Safe? Sure.
But “Doorkeeper” has the voices and piano to keep you engaged.
https://t.co/zAfuBeg3Re
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Joost Klein’s tenth album has a mindless, bouncy anti-corporate dance track called "Capitalism :D" with a claymation video that'd give Bill Lumbergh heart palpitations.
Our full review of 'Kleinkunst' is live:
https://t.co/Q688SozcZa
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Our inbox never stops, so we listened to all of it so you don’t have to.
Seven songs this week, three survived: a Serbian all-female thrash band with a singer who sounds like Axl Rose and an ABBA karaoke brunch without the mimosas.
Which ones rip?
https://t.co/bzXf8B0ow3
25 years after “All Rise,” Blue has dropped their seventh album ‘Reflections’ - and it’s better than it has any right to be.
Check out our full review, up now, and find out what track we also called a Charlie Puth karaoke session.
#blue#music
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