Category Archives: CD Review

ASIA XXX Frontiers Records 2012 ☆☆☆½ By James Baase   Over three decades ago a “supergroup” formed that consisted of former members of classic progressive rock bands King Crimson, Yes, The Buggles, and Emerson Lake & Palmer.  That group called … Continue reading →

Garbage Not Your Kind Of People Stunvolume Records 2012 ☆☆☆ By James Baase   After 5 years since their last collaboration was released, four independent-minded friends got back together in 2010 and decided to do something fun…create music that they … Continue reading →

Train California 37 Columbia Records 2012 ☆☆☆☆ By James Baase   Often times a band will make it big and have incredible radio and chart success with a few hit songs only to lose sight of who they are and … Continue reading →

Madonna MDNA Interscope Records 2012 ☆☆ By James Baase   Current digital technology has granted us the option of picking and choosing music for purchase, thereby eliminating the risk of paying for an entire album of which we only like … Continue reading →

Shinedown Amaryllis Atlantic Records 2012 ☆☆☆☆ By Joseph Suto Amaryllis is the fourth studio release by Shinedown. What vocalist Brent Smith, guitarist

Bruce Springsteen Wrecking Ball Columbia Records 2012 ☆☆☆½ By James Baase Bruce Springsteen’s 17th studio album, is as expected, still keeping it fresh. A mixture of folk and Irish influenced sounds with even a little classic Boss, is what makes … Continue reading →