CD Reviews

Album Review: Pixies Live In Brixton

Posted: February 18, 2022 at 3:54 pm   /   CD Reviews

After an unpleasant split in 1993 fans of the Pixies were resigned to the fact that the band would never play together again. At the time, the future of the band looked dire. Singer Frank Black was making solo records, Kim Deal was having success with The Breeders and The Amps, while Dave Lovering and […]

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Album Review: Weezer, The Teal Album

Posted: January 24, 2019 at 11:39 am   /   CD Reviews, Concerts, Reviews

If you’re a Weezer fan, 2019 is going to be a huge year. The band is releasing “The Black Album” an album of all-new material on March 1. But, in the meantime, the band has released “The Teal Album,” which is an album of cover songs, including the band’s Toto cover “Africa.” Also featured on […]

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Album Review: Jack White: Boarding House Reach

Posted: April 17, 2018 at 11:18 am   /   CD Reviews, Concerts, Music, Reviews

I have been a fan of Jack White since I can remember hearing the White Stripes for the first time. White is a guitar virtuoso and there are not many who can hang with him when it comes to shredding a guitar in music today. On his third album, “Boarding House Reach,” White goes off […]

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Top 10 Albums of 2017

Posted: December 28, 2017 at 5:13 pm   /   CD Reviews, Local, Music, Music News, Reviews

To me, it was a weird year for music. It was hard for me to get into a lot of the new rock and hip hop that was released. In fact, a number of my favorite albums didn’t come out until the latter half of the year. I was also in the minority of those […]

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Music Review: Pink “Beautiful Trauma”

Posted: October 16, 2017 at 12:56 pm   /   CD Reviews, Local, Music, Reviews

It’s been five years since Pink released an album. In that time the country and world has undergone a lot of changes. On her new album, “Beautiful Trauma,” the singer keeps it real. While a lot of the album touches upon her relationship with her husband, Corey Hart, there are also plenty of political statements […]

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Review: He Said/She Said: Foo Fighters ‘Concrete & Gold’

Posted: September 26, 2017 at 8:39 am   /   CD Reviews, Music, Opinion, Reviews

He Said/She Said With one of the more highly anticipated rock albums of the year dropping, why not enlist the help of one of KSHE-95’s on-air personalities, Lauren Elwell, otherwise known on air as Lern. While I put my two cents in on the new record, Lauren also contributed her review. You can catch Lauren […]

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Album Review: Gretchen Wilson “Ready to Get Rowdy”

Posted: June 21, 2017 at 3:05 pm   /   CD Reviews

The title says it all. The Redneck Woman is back and country fans better take notice. Wilson burst onto the scene back in 2004 with Redneck Woman and shot to superstardom overnight. After a nice run on the country scene, Wilson took time off to focus on being a mom to her daughter. After a […]

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Review: Seether’s Seventh Album, “Poison the Parish,” Out Now

Posted: May 12, 2017 at 2:01 pm   /   CD Reviews

Who needs a producer? Seether clearly doesn’t and they’re better off for it with their new album “Poison the Parish.” The South African band’s seventh album is a throwback of sorts. It’s Seether going back to it’s roots. The band has ditched the idea of hiring a producer, with lead singer Shaun Morgan taking on the […]

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Eric Church’s “The Outsiders” Album Review

Posted: February 13, 2014 at 9:20 am   /   CD Reviews, Local, Music

Very seldom is there an album that comes out that truly gets me excited. I guess Pearl Jam’s recent album could count as one that I was stoked about, but that is about it. Enter Eric Church, country music’s modern day outlaw. He’s a man among boys in today’s world of country music. While Luke […]

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Top Ten Pearl Jam Songs of All Time, in Honor of “Lightning Bolt” Out October 15

Posted: October 11, 2013 at 1:22 pm   /   CD Reviews, Local, Music

One of the most influential bands in rock history is Pearl Jam. Eddie Vedder and his crew are releasing a new studio album, titled “Lightning Bolt” on Tuesday. Many bands’ have come and gone from Seattle’s grunge-rock era, but Pearl Jam has remained for 23 years. The band has influenced millions with their music and […]

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