Album Reviews – Page 7 – Lofty Music and Film

Green Day – Father of All Motherfuckers

Despite the current U.S president gone is the politically charged and arena friendly rock of American Idiot and 21st Century

Sons of Apollo are the definition of that oft hated label the supergroup, whose members collective CVs include Yngwie Malmsteen

The Who have never been short of confidence and judging by the opening refrain of ‘All This Music Must Fade’

From Out of Nowhere may be a new album but you know just what to expect; a spaceship on the

From the bouncy Dropkick Murphys like hard rock of the title track ‘Another State of Grace’ you know just what

23 years since Sacred Reich’s last album, and 13 since their reformation, comes brand new offering Awakening – a gap

I have never been much of a pop punk fan, finding it too lightweight and throwaway. My exceptions to this

Bruce Springsteen’s 19th album is a solo one (of sorts); a character driven affair charting modern America similar to Devils

Swedish power trio Grand Magus are back with their new album Wolf God which sees them continue their decade long

You will be pleased to learn that after the gargantuan album that was The Astonishing, with its long winded concept