The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Big Wolf Band ‘Rebel’s Journey’ By Martine Ehrenclou With one of the coolest album covers of the decade, a beautiful 1967 black Mustang, complete with bullet holes in the back, serves as the intro to Rebel’s Journey by the [Continue]
Review: Anthony Geraci 'Tears In My Eyes' By Jim Hynes We should celebrate Anthony Geraci for his fierce dedication to the real deal blues. He’s absorbed the form and consistently adheres to it when his talents could take him in [Continue]
Review: Anders Osborne “Picasso’s Villa” By Hal Horowitz Apparently you can take the man out of New Orleans, but you can’t take New Orleans out of the man. At least that’s the case with award winning singer/songwriter/guitarist Anders Osborne. On [Continue]
Review: Mark Knopfler 'One Deep River' By Hal Horowitz It has been thirty three years since Dire Straits’ final album, and twenty eight after that band’s frontman/singer/songwriter and world-class guitarist Mark Knopfler’s debut solo effort. He now has more titles [Continue]
Review: Canned Heat 'Finyl Vinyl' By Jim Hynes It is rather astonishing that Canned Heat, a blues band that peaked in the early seventies, is still enduring. The last surviving original member drummer Fito De la Parra gets credit for [Continue]
