Category: Album review

Australian singer Tones and I conquered the worldwide charts in 2019 with her hit “Dance Monkey”. Since then it never has been quiet for a second for Tones

‘We won’t give in’; with that sentence, Styx’s new album begins. Styx, the band that had a series of hits in the late 1970s and early 1980s, of

In 2011, the musical world became acquainted with the English singer/songwriter Ben Howard and his (so far) biggest hit “Keep Your Head Up”. In 2021, ten years after

On November 21, Joseph Williams streamed a performance out of Los Angeles into the world in Steve Lukather with a number of new hires, under the name Toto.

Chrissie Hynde, the only legitimate high priestess of rock’n roll, released a more than excellent album last year with her rock’n roll archetype band Pretenders under the title

Last month, the new album by the London-based band Morcheeba was released under the title “Blackest Blue”. “Blackest Blue” is the tenth album under the moniker Morcheeba. Nowadays

Del Amitri will ring a bell for many people. The band scored a hit single in the late 80s with “Nothing Ever Happens”. A few albums later their

Time flies. It has been three years since Myles’ debut solo album “Year of the Tiger” was released. And what a pleasant surprise that was. Acoustically performed singer-songwriter

The Chills is a band that treated the musical connoisseurs of the 1980s to pure pop songs. With gems like “Wet Blanket”, “Pink Frost” and “Heavenly Pophit” they

The Moss brothers, which is the surname of the identical twins at the head of the band, broke through in 2019 with their single “Siren Song”. The music