The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Cristina Vane ‘Hear My Call’ By Hal Horowitz Any artist born at the foothills of Italy’s Alps, raised between England, Italy and France and who currently resides in Nashville is going to bring a vibrant and eclectic set of [Continue]
Review: Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band ‘Honeysuckle’ By Hal Horowitz The moniker of Rev. Peyton’s longstanding outfit is a satirical, humorous reference to their stark, stripped-down, three-piece, rawer than raw, rickety porch Delta blues approach. They even titled an album [Continue]
Review: Max Hightower ‘Nothin’ but the TRUTH’ By Hal Horowitz This might only be multi-instrumentalist blues rocker Max Hightower’s debut, but it appears after decades of steadfast contributions to other outfits. He was a key member of Mac Arnold & [Continue]
Review: Jimmy Vivino ‘Gonna Be 2 of Those Days’ By Hal Horowitz The list of musicians that multi-instrumentalist Jimmy Vivino has played behind, and along with, is so long, complex and extensive, there is no room to list it here. [Continue]
Review: Tommy Castro & The Painkillers ‘Closer To the Bone’ By Martine Ehrenclou Tommy Castro’s music is blues for the soul. ‘Closer to the Bone’, is as raw and unfiltered as he’s ever been and this return to his roots [Continue]
