The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Seth James 'Lessons' By Hal Horowitz Seth James loves him some Delbert McClinton. Since singer/songwriter/guitarist James hails from McClinton’s home state of Texas where the veteran roots artist is held in iconic esteem, that isn’t front-page news. Nevertheless, James [Continue]
Review: Emanuel Casablanca 'Strung Out On Thrills' By Jim Hynes Brooklyn-based blues guitarist and singer-songwriter Emanuel Casablanca has clearly listened to his fair share of Jimi Hendrix as well as traditional electric blues as evidenced by this searing, feedback-drenched effort, [Continue]
Review: Bernard Allison ‘Luther’s Blues’ By Martine Ehrenclou World class contemporary bluesman Bernard Allison, the son of Blues Hall of Famer Luther Allison, made a promise to himself and his mother to keep his father’s name alive in music after [Continue]
Review: Brothers Brown 'Nowhere Left To Go' By Jim Hynes The bluesy roots and jam band, Brothers Brown, deliver their sophomore effort with Nowhere Left To Go. The two “brothers” who front the unit, met at the Grammys so it’s [Continue]
Review: Danielle Nicole 'The Love You Bleed' By Jim Hynes Following a five-year hiatus, Grammy nominated blues powerhouse vocalist, bassist and songwriter, Danielle Nicole returns with her new album The Love You Bleed, a concept album with love as the [Continue]
