The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: GA-20 ‘Orphans’ By Hal Horowitz By any measurement, it has been a hectic few years for GA-20. Since the two guitar/drum (bass-free) trio burst out of Boston’s blues scene with 2019s frills-free debut, the band has gone through a [Continue]
Photo: Sony Music Review: Pink Floyd ‘Wish You Were Here 50’ By Hal Horowitz What does a band do after creating an enduring album that became an instant, multi-platinum classic? That’s the unenviable position Pink Floyd found themselves [Continue]
Photo credit: Andy Sapp Review: Blackberry Smoke ‘Rattle, Ramble, & Roll: The Best of-Volume One’ By Hal Horowitz It was certainly time. Retrospective collections of a band’s work generally appear either after they have decided to dissolve or [Continue]
Review: Kyle Rowland ‘Not Holding Back!’ By Hal Horowitz ‘Not Holding Back!,’ out Sept 29, is harmonica ace Kyle Rowland’s first major musical statement, but he’s no fresh-faced newcomer. The Sacramento, CA-based, Georgia-born musician, and his cleverly named Rowland & [Continue]
Review: Randy Lee Riviere ‘Farmhand Blues’ By Hal Horowitz “You can’t tell a book by looking at its cover,” as Bo Diddley so memorably reminded us. And that cliché applies to the art adorning Americana/blues rocker Randy Lee Riviere’s ‘Farmland [Continue]
