Album Reviews6/10
All Roads Lead Home Review: Every Detour in This Anthology Circles Back to the Same Front Door
Neil Young and Crazy Horse's classic lineup reunite for a loose, scattered album of individual moments. Review: 6/10.
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Tag: rock music
Billy Joel Says Loud Concerts Were ‘Causing Damage to My Brain Nerves’
Billy Joel says loud concerts caused nerve damage and worsened his brain condition, leading him to cancel shows and get a shunt.
Album Reviews8.7/10
Hackney Diamonds Review: The Stones Prove the Doubters Wrong
The Rolling Stones return with Hackney Diamonds, a rock record that proves the band hasn't lost its edge.
Album Reviews7.2/10
Concrete and Gold Review: Foo Fighters Polish Their Formula and Land in the Middle — 7.2/10
A review of Foo Fighters' 2017 album Concrete and Gold, polished, ambitious, and consistently solid without breaking new ground.
Album Reviews8/10
Alone With a Guitar and Daniel Lanois’ Sonic Warping, Young Makes Le Noise Mostly Work
A solitary guitar, a haunted voice: Neil Young's Le Noise, a raw and singular record from an artist who will not rest.
Album Reviews6/10
Mirror Ball: Neil Young Loud, Loose, and Halfway Home
A review of Neil Young's Mirror Ball, a loud, quickly made record where a backing band pushes his old pictures into rough, free shapes.
Album Reviews10/10
Highway 61 Revisited: The 1965 Record That Broke Rock Wide Open
A wild, revisited highway of rock: Dylan's electric 1965 record, dared and never forgotten, holds a lofty rank among great works.
Album Reviews7.6/10
The Gaslight Anthem Return Older and Wiser on Their 2023 Album — 8/10
The Gaslight Anthem's History Books weighs memory against time passing, trading youth for a quieter, plainer sound.
Album Reviews6.2/10
Gaslight Anthem Trade Bar-Band Warmth for a Heavier Sound on Get Hurt, and Critics Split
A band tries to burn down its own reputation. Get Hurt reaches hard for change without fully landing the effect. Score: 62 out of 100.
Album Reviews9.5/10
The ’59 Sound at 18: Not a Weak Song on It — 9.5/10
A record of car radios and dead friends, twelve songs long, not one wasted upon the ear.