Mutha Music Must Listen List The Best Albums in the World Give us your thoughts in the comment section. Who do you think we left out? Tell us YOUR top 10 and help us narrow down the candidates for when we erect a poll and you vote for the ultimate best albums. The future will [...]
Best Classic Rock Albums 1970-1979
Mutha Music Must Listen List The Best Albums in the World Give us your thoughts in the comment section. Who do you think we left out? Tell us YOUR top 10 and help us narrow down the candidates for when we erect a poll and you vote for the ultimate best albums. The future will [...]
Best Classic Rock Albums 1950-1969
Mutha Music Must Listen List The Best Albums in the World Give us your thoughts in the comment section. Who do you think we left out? Tell us YOUR top 10 and help us narrow down the candidates for when we erect a poll and you vote for the ultimate, best rock albums. The future [...]
Sigur Rós – Með Suð í Eyrum Við Spilum Endalaust
They may have an abundance of talent but perseverance and consistency have probably done more to secure SIGUR RÓS their respected position in European music. Soft alternate may have admirers but by no means had the one and a half million CD sales gained by these minimalist adventurers. Whether making a soundtrack, an E.P. or [...]
Megadeth – Killing Is My Business…
Angry from his recent ousting from Metallica and fueled by drugs, Dave Mustaine forms MEGADETH and creates the metal classic that is Killing Is My Business…And Business Is Good! Racing between sex, religion and self-creation makes for haphazard messaging unless the concept is simply the pissed-off attitude of metal. ‘Last Rites’ makes for a tremendous [...]
Pearl Jam – Lost Dogs
“If life is a cruise ship and death is to disembark to another shore, then this song is what it’s like to be on land while your partner remains out at sea.” – Eddie Vedder on ‘Otherside’. The “lost dogs” are the songs that never made it onto a previous PEARL JAM album. They’re a [...]
Nick Cave & Warren Ellis – The Road OST
Like the movie, The Road soundtrack is difficult to label easily. The movie is set in a mock future where the landscape is bleak after holocaust. Men hunt men with cannibalism as an option. It sounds like the next Mad Max movie but instead it’s based on Cormac McCarthy’s award winning book and is instead [...]
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Best Classic Rock Albums 1950-1969
Mutha Music Must Listen List The Best Albums in the World Give us your thoughts in the comment section. Who do you think we left out? Tell us YOUR top 10 and help us narrow down the candidates for when we erect a poll and you vote for the ultimate, best rock albums. The future [...]
Sigur Rós – Með Suð í Eyrum Við Spilum Endalaust
They may have an abundance of talent but perseverance and consistency have probably done more to secure SIGUR RÓS their respected position in European music. Soft alternate may have admirers but by no means had the one and a half million CD sales gained by these minimalist adventurers. Whether making a soundtrack, an E.P. or [...]
Megadeth – Killing Is My Business…
Angry from his recent ousting from Metallica and fueled by drugs, Dave Mustaine forms MEGADETH and creates the metal classic that is Killing Is My Business…And Business Is Good! Racing between sex, religion and self-creation makes for haphazard messaging unless the concept is simply the pissed-off attitude of metal. ‘Last Rites’ makes for a tremendous [...]
Pearl Jam – Lost Dogs
“If life is a cruise ship and death is to disembark to another shore, then this song is what it’s like to be on land while your partner remains out at sea.” – Eddie Vedder on ‘Otherside’. The “lost dogs” are the songs that never made it onto a previous PEARL JAM album. They’re a [...]
Nick Cave & Warren Ellis – The Road OST
Like the movie, The Road soundtrack is difficult to label easily. The movie is set in a mock future where the landscape is bleak after holocaust. Men hunt men with cannibalism as an option. It sounds like the next Mad Max movie but instead it’s based on Cormac McCarthy’s award winning book and is instead [...]
Streetlight Manifesto – Somewhere in the Between
Trombone, trumpet and sax fly with guitars and drums. Ska meets emo and swing so successfully that STREETLIGHT MANIFESTO is bound to appeal to a broad market whilst retaining all integrity. Melodies abound, especially with ‘Down, Down, Down to Mephisto’s Café’ and ‘Somewhere in the Between’. Also vying for best track is ‘The Receiving End [...]
John Mellencamp – Life Death Love and Freedom
JOHN MELLENCAMP‘s delivery of Life Death Love and Freedom is as all American as movies about their pies and pick-up trucks on dusty roads. This is even more emphasized by country and folk influences whose result is nearer to Bob Dylan commentary than melody-driven, Donovan, akin to Bruce Springsteen in his quieter moments but not [...]
Naglfar – Harvest
With the band named after a ship made from cuticles of the dead, we’re guaranteed dark metal. NAGLFAR combine black, death and the melodic Gothenburg sound that results in Harvest being a heavy yet accessible release. Kristoffer “Wrath” Olivius takes vocals for the second time on this, their fifth release. Lyrically, Satanic overtures are surprisingly [...]
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