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Album Reviews & You, the internet’s least professional professional music review channel. If you came here expecting velvet blazers, monocles, and 20-dollar words about the “interplay between sonic textures and ephemeral moodscapes,” you’re in the wrong place. If you came here for someone who loves music, makes fun of music, overthinks music, and occasionally wonders why they’re still listening to that one terrible bonus track, congratulations — you’ve found home.

In this episode of The Quo-Cast, Jamie Dyer reviews John Rhino Edwards' new album "Just Sayin'".The album can be ordered from https://www.rhinosrevenge.com/It is available on CD and black Vinyl.

Crescent Place was once a peaceful country green surrounded by five tasteful suburban houses and populated by polite, responsible citizens. But as the city enveloped it, the residents built a gate to keep the world out. With each passing year, the subdivision grew stranger and stranger - until it began to look like a time capsule of the 1890s.

“What are the greatest rock albums of all-time?” Perhaps one of the more common questions examined between music-loving chums, that has led to many a good-natured debate. But if you really dig deeper into the question…is it from the standpoint of the album’s importance in rock history? A classic release that proved significant to an artist’s career? Or perhaps merely a personal favorite, that you just can’t get enough of?

“What are the greatest rock albums of all-time?” Perhaps one of the more common questions examined between music-loving chums that has led to many a good-natured debate. But if you really dig deeper into the question...is it from the standpoint of the album’s importance in rock history? A classic release that proved significant to an artist’s career? Or perhaps merely a personal favorite, that you just can’t get enough of?

En este podcast de Yago Pérez te va a enseñar cómo valora algunos de sus álbumes favoritos y otros que no lo son tanto. Quédate y consume cada temporada porque cada episodio tiene su parte interesante. A veces trae invitados como amigos, hermanos de amigos o... cantantes en crecimiento. Disfruta y descubre nueva música de diferentes géneros y subgéneros. Todos los episodios hechos sin vergüenza y con mucho humor, a veces un tanto oscuro. Más o menos veinte episodios por temporada. Todos los domingos, de Boost Podcast. 🎶 Disponible en Spotify, Audible, Amazon Music e iVoox. ...

Rock Music Is Not Dead! It’s just changing its course; rock music has a new direction. Which might not be to your tastes. What is a fan of rock music to do? The Underrated Rock Book is for you… This book is for any fan of rock music that is looking to go back and find lost classics, obscure albums, artists that were forgotten and some that never saw the light of day. The Underrated Rock Book covers all rock genres from 1970 to 2015. That’s 45 years of albums that have been cast away, until today. The book will make you think and wonder why you never paid attention to the albums and ...

Oops, I Did It Again? More Underrated Rock Classics! Rock music is still not dead. Fans are diving back into its rich history and buying vinyl records. Classic and newer rock artists are making fantastic music that is missing ears every day. The Underrated Rock Book Too! continues the rock n roll journey of some of the most overlooked and underappreciated albums. This book continues where the original URB leaves off, so you get 200 more artists and albums from all rock genres. The limits have expanded to look back at some albums from the 1960s to some released after 2015. This book and the ...

Prepare for battle because this week CFX is waging another album war episode. And, this time, the stakes are high because we are covering one of the great geniuses of popular music, Joni Mitchell. Joni was already one of the most talented and innovative musicians ever, with her multilayered chords, unprecedented use of alternate tunings, her insane vocal range and brilliant lyricism when, in 1971, she cranked things up a notch and released Blue, which blew (get it!?) everyone away. This album was not only the most personal and raw confessional singer songwriter albums of the time, but it still...

Send a textThe Beavis and Butt-Head Experience is an album released in the late months of 1993 when the hype of the show was already heating up and hot to pop. All of the biggest acts in rock knew that being on Beavis and Butt-Head's good side and being incorporated with them in a product would mean a lot more album sales of their own.This special bonus episode picks up right after the 57th episode "Canoe" leaves off in this chronological order of what happened in Beavis and Butt-Head lore. Enjoy hearing the story of how the Beavis and Butt-Head Experience came to be, what the ablum was ...

Gorillaz return with The Mountain, an album that leans into atmosphere, character, and world‑building in a way that feels both familiar and completely new. In this review, we dig into how Damon Albarn shapes this era’s sound, the emotional through‑lines that hold the record together, and the production choices that give the album its sense of scale. From the quieter, introspective moments to the big, animated peaks, The Mountain shows a band still evolving while staying rooted in the identity that made them iconic. This breakdown looks at how the album flows, what ideas it’s chasing, ...

Shaun is joined by Ryan Amodei to break down the latest Mumford and Sons record 'Prizefighter'. They start with their thoughts on the band in general before doing a track by track review of the band's latest work. Email the show any listener questions at: ttfdpod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @ttfdpod Follow us on X: @torturedfanspod

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On this week’s episode, Matt and Ryan finish off their celebration of Black History Month with a review of Heavy Heavy by Young Fathers. Stripping back the polish for a more "back-to-basics" approach, this 2023 Mercury Prize-nominated project is a kaleidoscopic blend of soul, trip-hop, and African-inspired rhythms. The Scottish trio explores themes of joy, struggle, and heritage through a wall of gritty, lo-fi sound, ranging from the gospel-infused energy of "Geronimo" to the pounding, rhythmic drive of "I Saw." Tune in to hear what Matt and Ryan have to say about the album!Listen to the ...

Brothers Mark and Paul sit down to give their honest opinions on a chosen album.

For this week's episode , I sit down to talk about " The Way Of All Flesh" from Gojira, "Twilight Of The Thunder God " from Amon Amarth, " Guitar Gangsters & Cadillac Blood " from Volbeat , " All Hope Is Gone " from Slipknot , " Melancholie" from Coldworld and " Suicide Season " from Bring Me The Horizon

Ringo's First Four LPs No hiss. No static. Just pure magic...Steven Wheeler was feeling generous, reviewing four vinyls at once. Discover what's so special about Ex-Beatle Ringo Starr's first four records, and why the re-releases make them that much better.

Send a textStep into the dark, psychedelic world of Cypress Hill as we break down their iconic 1993 sophomore album Black Sunday. From the eerie, bass-heavy production of DJ Muggs to the unmistakable nasal intensity of B-Real and the grounding presence of Sen Dog, this album didn’t just dominate the charts—it reshaped the sound of West Coast hip-hop. We dive into how Black Sunday debuted at #1, went quadruple platinum, and helped the group become the first hip-hop act to hold two albums in the Billboard Top 10 at the same time. Dark, rebellious, weed-friendly, and unapologetically Latino, ...

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Welcome to Off The Record on Heritage Hip-Hop — where we don’t just listen to albums… we break them down track by track with the creators themselves.In this episode, we go deep into the album “Chain Reaction” with:Travisty The Lazy Emcee (USA 🇺🇸)Len Dor (Canada 🇨🇦)DJ Kawon (Producer 🎧)This isn’t just a music review — this is a full behind-the-scenes experience of how an international Hip-Hop collaboration came to life.Inspired by the energy and competitive spirit of White Men Can’t Jump, Chain Reaction blends:✔️ Boom bap foundations✔️ Cross-border ...