Moon Duo : Love on the Sea

Eric “Ripley” Johnson already seemed to have made his point with “Wooden Shjips”, but that wasn’t quite enough for him. So, just shortly

gletscherwolf : 20/20

Hawkwind : Blood of the Earth

REVIEW: Hawkwind – Blood of the Earth (Release date 21-06-2010. Many a hawkfan must have let of a sigh of relief upon hearing, beginning of

gletscherwolf : 18/20

Canaan : Contro.luce

Once in a while we need something a bit calmer to relax and enjoy. To taste something different. The Darkwave genre and its dark but calm atmosphere,

ChristopherJRM

Dizzy Mizz Lizzy : Rotator

Not as big a hit as the band's eponymous debut, which really swept the band's native country, Dizzy Mizz Lizzy's second and last full length release

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Marillion : Script for a Jester's Tear

While progressive rock had gone underground and the the progressive rock icons of the 1960s and 1970s had taken other musical directions, British

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Dizzy Mizz Lizzy : Dizzy Mizz Lizzy

The alternative hard rock band, Dizzy Mizz Lizzy, was one of the central names of the Danish rock scene in the 1990s, and, despite only ever

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Lou Reed : Metal Machine Music

How do you review something like this? First of all, let's be perfectly clear and honest from the get-go: this is not rock or even metal - this is

vikingman369

The Beatles : Revolver

Considered by many to be the herald of the famed psychedelic era of the 60s, Revolver features somewhat of a departure from the original rock-n-roll

vikingman369 : 18/20

Bob Dylan : Together Through Life

Bob Dylan. Weak, isn't it? More than 30 studio albums that this man has in his archive. That's all due to... luck? Marketing? Wrong. Bob Dylan is

ChristopherJRM

Kings Of Leon : Aha Shake Heartbreak

It's certain that I get pleased with the records from the four Followills and this "Aha Shake Heartbreak" is not one of those albums that I simply

ChristopherJRM : 20/20