Music Review: Various Artists - Soca Gold 2009

Soca is just so energetic and electric that it is damn near impossible to resist!

Music Review: LMFAO - Party Rock
LMFAO have let us know that although they’re a part of the trendy dance scene, that they have something to make us LOL.

Music Review: Marshall Crenshaw - Jaggedland
Marshall Crenshaw returns with his first studio album in six years.

Music Review: Music Composed by Bear McCreary - Battlestar Galactica - Season 4
This set is an absolute must have for fans of BSG and fans of scores.

TMR Music Review: Ian Hunter’s Man Overboard
Now that Mott The Hoople is reuniting (perhaps Sean “Never Say Never Again” Connery should M.C. the show?) a solo album from the usually unpredictable lead vocalist of that underappreciated British ensemble is the inadvertent prelude to that long-awaited Hoople get together. Track 2 should have been Track 1, an exploding pop treasure with the unlikely title of “Arms & Legs”. C’mon, Ian, this is one of your finest moments, why would you not give a great title like “Ghostly Shadow” or

George Strait Is Pushing Boundaries and Opening Doors with “El Rey”
Taking chances is a rare thing in mainstream country these days. Taking chances that are culturally significant is even rarer. Leave it to veteran George Strait to be the diamond in the rough. On his new album, Twang , Strait covers “El Rey” a traditional Mexican folk song delivered entirely in Spanish. The move has the country music world buzzing. About the Song: “El Rey” (which means “The King”) was written over 50 years ago by Jose Alfredo Jimenez, who is one of Mexico’s most este

Music Review: Battlestar Gallactica Season 4 Original Soundtrack, by Bear McCreary
Marking the 100th release of La-La Land records, the two disc collection of music from the fourth (and final) season of the acclaimed Sci Fi (oops, I mean SyFy) television series “Battlestar Gallactica” contains all the grandeur and epic scale that one would expect from the fourth score album of a fully-formed series - particularly […]