The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Memphis Royal Brothers (self-titled) By Hal Horowitz Anyone who follows the history of American soul and blues is familiar with the role Memphis plays in its past. The home of Stax and Hi labels along with BB and Albert [Continue]
Review: Parlor Greens ‘In Green/We Dream’ By Hal Horowitz Ready, set…let’s groove! Fire up the debut from Parlor Greens and take a trip back to the swinging 60s when organ-based music would fill dance floors with the strutting, bubbling, jazz/soul/funk [Continue]
Review: Amanda Fish ‘Kingdom’ By Hal Horowitz The story goes that when they were younger, the Kansas City based Fish sisters (Amanda and Samantha) would head to separate rooms to practice; Samantha on guitar and older sibling Amanda to refine [Continue]
Review: Deep Purple ‘=1’ By Hal Horowitz It’s unlikely that when Deep Purple released 1968s debut, anyone in the band, or even fans at the time, would have expected 56 years later, for them to be around, let alone going [Continue]
Review: Albert Castiglia ‘Righteous Souls’ By Martine Ehrenclou After winning multiple Blues Music Awards, blues rock guitarist, singer, songwriter, Albert Castiglia spent the better part of the last two years touring as a member of the Blood Brothers with Mike [Continue]
