The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Fantastic Negrito ‘Son of a Broken Man’ By Hal Horowitz Take a forkful of Sly Stone, add some Prince, Lenny Kravitz and Jimi Hendrix, sprinkle on a bit of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, with maybe a touch of Jack White [Continue]
Review: Jovin Webb 'Drifter' By Ron Wynn Louisiana artist Jovin Webb brought a jolt of blues fervor and soul power to the set of ABC's "American Idol" four years ago, offering audiences a voice and persona quite different from what's [Continue]
Review: The Deslondes ‘Roll It Out’ By Hal Horowitz Despite their familial name, The Deslondes are not related. But the quintet’s music is so organic, comfortable and synergistic, it seems like they are. Named after the street in New Orleans [Continue]
Review: Terry Marshall ‘Living the Blues’ By Hal Horowitz Even the deepest, most dedicated blues fans might not recognize the name Terry Marshall, at least as a musician. That’s because at the advanced age of, well, we’re not really sure, [Continue]
Review: Hamish Anderson 'ELECTRIC' By Hal Horowitz Don’t be misled by the all-caps album title. Even though there is plenty of plugged-in, hot-wired, six-string slinging on this third album from Australian singer/songwriter Hamish Anderson, his first in five years, there [Continue]
