CD Reviews

Windsor electro-pop artist MELØ has finally released his highly anticipated debut full-length album, “Songs From The Spirit Box,” and it’s a vibrant and exciting journey that showcases his unique sound and songwriting prowess. After breaking […]

  Billy Joel’s latest single, “Turn The Lights Back On,” arrives as a symbol of nostalgia and introspection, marking his first foray back into the music scene after a 17-year hiatus. This song breaks the […]

Saxon, a band that has long been a cornerstone of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, returns with their 24th studio album, “Hell, Fire and Damnation.” Released on January 19th, 2024, this album marks […]

  Ghost, the enigmatic Swedish rock band known for their theatrical performances and occult themes, has unleashed a captivating new EP titled “PHANTOMIME” today. Accompanied by the innovative virtual escape room experience called “Escape From […]

L.A. Guns have been around for over three decades, and they’ve been making solid rock ‘n roll since their self-titled debut album in 1988. But it’s been a few years since they’ve put out an […]

When the name Lee Aaron comes up, images of the video for Metal Queen come up, but that song is probably the worst description of this amazing Canadian hard rock icon. Her latest album Elevate […]

At first glance, an album of marimba instrumentals might sound like a bad idea or even an hour of wasted time, but Windsor’s Nicholas Papador obviously knows more about the magic and mystique of the […]

Former Styx frontman Dennis DeYoung is back with the second volume of his fond farewell to recorded music, “26 East, Vol. 2.” As with the preceding volume, “26 East, Vol. 2” once again hints strongly […]

Sunbomb is new collaboration between L.A. Guns (and former Guns ‘N Roses) guitarist Tracii Guns and Christian rocker Michael Sweet from the band Stryper. It’s a super heavy release that sounds like the hardest of […]

As someone that never understood the hype around Canada’s legendary Tragically Hip, I do have an appreciation for the earlier years when the band had a raw, hungry energy that seemed exciting. The songs of […]