The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Collective Soul Here to Eternity By Hal Horowitz Taylor Swift isn’t the only artist to unleash a surprise double album recently. Georgia rockers Collective Soul also have bragging rights to that career milestone, albeit in a less ostentatious way. [Continue]
Review: Big Harp George 'Cooking with Gas' By Jim Hynes Sometimes the second career or avocation can be far afield from the primary one. Every so often a bluesman appears from an unlikely background. Big Harp George is a prime [Continue]
Review: Little Feat 'Sam's Place' By Hal Horowitz Most people don't associate Little Feat with the blues. But the West Coast band, who started in 1969, typically tapped into the genre as part of their diverse gumbo which also included [Continue]
Review: Rick Estrin and the Nightcats 'The Hits Keep Coming' By Hal Horowitz It has been five years since we last heard from sartorial frontman/harmonica master Rick Estrin and his longtime compadres The Nightcats, but not much has changed. That’s [Continue]
Review: Johnny Burgin 'Ramblin’ from Coast to Coast' By Jim Hynes Guitar slinger and singer Johnny Burgin is likely to show up in unexpected places, unearthing little-known blues talents in his seemingly never-ending touring schedule that now brings us Ramblin’ [Continue]
