Category: Album review

Swedish band Ghost has grown into a band of headliner level in a relatively short time. Tobias Forge and his nameless ghouls have managed to do that through

With his new album “Black Radio III”, the American pianist and producer Robert Glasper complete his Black Radio trilogy that began with the release of the first “Black

Son of a Flemish mother and a Rwandan father, Paul van Haver, better known by his stage name Stromae, recently released his new album “Multitude”. The album comes

The first worldwide hit by British singer James Morrison dates back to 2006. With “You Give Me Something”, the world became acquainted with Morrison’s unique voice. And it

Under the title “An hour before it’s dark”, the progressive rock band Marillion will release its 20th studio album on March 4. The album was preceded by two

After 17.5 years, Tears For Fears is back with brand new music. “The Tipping Point” is the successor of “Everybody Loves a Happy Ending” from September 2004 and

As an eighteen-year-old adolescent, the musician was thrown to the limelight when he was hired by none other than Frank Zappa as a transcriber to transcribe the music

Some time ago I came across a video clip of the duo Silent Skies. I had never heard of them before, but the song “Leaving” particularly touched me

That the Delines make beautiful music that completely captivates people has been amply proven by now. While they did not really reach the general public in 2014 with

With “Strictly a One-Eyed Jack”, John Mellencamp is releasing his 25th album. The album has 12 new titles, and clocks in at just over 45 minutes. What is