by rogue | Jun 8, 2025 | Reviews
Holle Mangler is an electronic musician from Bergheim, Germany who brazenly ventures out into parallel musical genres, spanning art, prog and ambient. It’s at times punchy and vibrant, lapsing into solid grooves with attention to detail, as well as shifting gears...
by rogue | Jun 8, 2025 | Reviews
When I see a bassist fronting an album, I tend to get emotionally invested, as there is no lingering doubt that the low-end monster can be a major source of inspiration. Antoine Fafard has carved out quite the career and reputation, having been part of Quebec-based...
by Olav Martin Bjørnsen | Jun 4, 2025 | Reviews
US band Iozz are out with the album “Iozz”, and I suspect that hard rock is the best designation for this album as a whole. This due to four of the seven compositions being more aligned with the hard rock universe. In this case a more atmospheric laden...
by rogue | Jun 2, 2025 | Reviews
Inaugural album from Down Under. a project that features the masterful talent of guitarist Ben Craven, alongside mates Tim Bennetts on keyboards and drummer Dean Povey, all contributing vocals. The chosen musical path is space rock and science-fiction, one of the...
by rogue | May 31, 2025 | Reviews
Fine British singer/composer Marc Atkinson returns with a third album for the Moon Halo project, a welcome continuation of the Riversea project which yielded two fantastic albums that the Rogue continues to treasure today. He is easily among my favorite current lead...
by Kev Rowland | May 31, 2025 | Reviews
What do you do when you’re in your eighties and approaching the end of the line? You make your first album, which is exactly what Jim Sadler did. Jim is not only a cancer survivor…he’s a fighter and this album is a personal document from someone who...
