E-Life 7 - Featuring Michael Pennick - Miked Up Review by Gary Hill Let's make this clear at the onset: this is not progressive rock. It is, however, fusion, and we usually land fusion under prog. A simple review for this album would be "the bass playing is amazing."
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Eagle I Stallian - Reminiscence EP Review by Gary Hill
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The Eagle Rock Gospel Singers - No Glory Review by Gary Hill I was expecting gospel music here. For the most part that's not what you get.
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Easy Bees - Easy Bees Review by Gary Hill This is a set of music that has a real vintage pop rock sound to it. There is a decent range and variety here.
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Eater - Ant Review by Gary Hill This is an album recorded in the early days of punk rock. The band ranged in age from 13 to 17 at the time.
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Echo Sparks - Ghost Town Girl Review by Gary Hill This is a cool disc. It combines folk music, country and more to create something probably best described as roots music or Americana.
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Eddy and the Backfires - Twenty Eight Years Review by Gary Hill This act is apparently one of the hottest German rockabilly bands out there. As good as this album is, I can see why.
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Wyatt Edmondson - If I Don't Try Review by Gary Hill There is a modern angle to the sound of this set. Yet it's also rooted in classic rock.
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EdTang and the Chops - EdTang and the Chops EP Review by Gary Hill Roots rock and Americana are the basic styles represented here.
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D. Edward - Love Is Review by Gary Hill This album is made up by a set of modern pop songs with a lot of classic sound built into them.
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Tyler Edwards - Too Young For Love Review by Gary Hill Folk music is one of the biggest influences on this set.
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Tyler Edwards - A Falling Sky Review by Gary Hill I previously reviewed another set from Tyler Edwards, and I think this one is the stronger of the two. There is a real singer-songwriter concept at play here.
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Joe Egan - Out of Nowhere (Vinyl Reissue) Review by Gary Hill This is a classy new vinyl reissue of the 1979 solo debut from Joe Egan. It’s a limited edition of only 1,000 copies and is pressed on 180 gram white vinyl.
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Walter Egan - Myth America Review by Gary Hill This album is a mix of mellower tunes and more rocking ones.
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Walter Egan - Fascination Review by Gary Hill You can always count on Walter Egan for classic roots rocking music. The songs never really push any kind of envelope, but just deliver in a timeless way.
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ELDR - Nowhere Else To Go Review by Gary Hill ELDR is a husband and wife duo of Jameson Elder and Hanna Rae. The music they have created on this EP is intriguing and inventive.
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The Electric Hellfire Club - Necessary Evils - The Best Of Review by Gary Hill
I had heard of these guys, but I don't think I'd ever heard them before getting this CD. I had read that they were techno metal.
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Electric Peace - You're Going to Hell Review by Gary Hill This is an unusual four-song EP. If everything were like the opener, I would probably have landed this under heavy metal.
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Electric Peace - Hate Is A Special Feeling Review by Gary Hill I previously reviewed another (also four-song) EP by this act. I talked about how difficult it was to put a label on them.
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Electric Prunes - WaS Review by Gary Hill Between starting work on this album and getting it finished and released, Electric Prunes’ bassist Mark Tulin passed away.
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Electric Soul Parade - New Horizons Review by Gary Hill It would seem that this would most likely appeal to fans of classic rock.
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The Electro-Lights - Oddities and Contradictions Review by Gary Hill I really like this EP a lot. It’s got a great blend of punk, hard rock, stoner metal and Americana.
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Elf - Elf Review by Gary Hill Although he was credited under his birth name (Ronald Padavona), the lead singer on this album was Ronnie James Dio.
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Elf - Trying to Burn the Sun Review by Gary Hill
This new reissue is quite cool. Don't expect to hear the kind of stuff Dio did in his solo career.
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Elf - Carolina County Ball Review by Gary Hill
Here we have a reissue of the 1974 release from Elf.
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Skylar Elise - Skylar Elise EP Review by Gary Hill Skylar Elise can certainly sing. One would think that no matter her age.
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ELOUR - Blood Running Review by Gary Hill This is a great album. It really pushes a lot of the right buttons for me.
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Elska (Minnesota) - On the Shoulders of Giants Review by Gary Hill There is a little bit of confusion to resolve here. Larry Toering previously reviewed an album by an artist named "Elska."
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Pablo Embon - Wicked Strings Review by Gary Hill While for the most part this is all jazz, there is quite a bit of range here.
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Vicky Emerson - Wake Me When the Wind Dies Down Review by Gary Hill This is quite a cool set. It’s modern pop music with a lot of classic sound and without any annoying modern pop cliché’s built into it.
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Vicky Emerson - Steady Heart Review by Gary Hill This brand new release from Vicky Emerson is classy stuff. Not only is her voice strong enough to really carry this, but the song writing, instrumental work, production and all make this an exceptional set.
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Empty County Band - Die Alone Review by Gary Hill This four song EP is an intriguing set. The mix of sounds here ranges across near heavy metal, southern rock, psychedelia and even punk.
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EndAnd - Mechanics & Energetics of Stilt-Running Review by Gary Hill Punk can be a monolithic musical style.
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The Energy - When We Were Young Review by Gary Hill This hard rocking set is very effective.
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Jeff Engholm - Little Big Things Review by Gary Hill This is an intriguing disc that never fails to entertain. It has some great songwriting with solid hooks.
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Enuff Z'nuff - 10 Review by Gary Hill Enuff Z’nuff really knows how to make killer hard edged pop music with great retro leanings. On this, their tenth CD, they continue that tradition in fine form.
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Enuff Z'nuff - Covered in Gold Review by Gary Hill I’ve always liked Enuff Z’Nuff. So, I was looking forward to this new album of covers.
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Richard Tyler Epperson - Hourglass Review by Gary Hill This is quite a satisfying release. Overall it lands somewhere in the mellow pop rock style of artists like John Mayer.
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Rene Erickson - Silent Street Review by Gary Hill Although he's well versed in other instruments, too, this new release from Rene Erickson focuses entirely on his acoustic guitar work.
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Ese - All In Review by Gary Hill The music on this disc is raw punk rock. It’s high energy, full of angst and very tasty.
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David Essex - David Essex Review by Gary Hill This reissue of David Essex’ self-titled debut rather surprised me.
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David Essex - All the Fun of the Fair Review by Gary Hill This new reissue from David Essex is pretty cool. I don’t think I like it as much as some of his other albums.
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David Essex - Rock On Review by Gary Hill I’d have to say that most people in the Western world have probably heard the title track to this album.
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Natalie Estes - 20/20 Vision Review by Gary Hill
This EP is great. It's more or less modern female fronted pop music, at least as a general heading.
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Sevi Ettinger - Salty Water EP Review by Gary Hill Sevi Ettinger is 15 years old. That's important to remember when listening to this EP. It means that she's just beginning to develop as an artist.
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Steve Eulberg - Between The Tracks Review by Gary Hill This release is an acoustic guitar solo album. As such it seems like it might be limited.
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Falkner Evans - Invisible Words Review by Gary Hill This is an album of solo piano works. I guess it's considered jazz, but I only get a minor jazz vibe from it.
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Falkner Evans - Through the Lens Review by Gary Hill This is the second album from Falkner Evans that I have heard and reviewed. Like the previous one, this is all solo instrumental piano music.
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Tori Evans - Sonder Review by Gary Hill There is a certain kind of sound that seems almost clichéd these days. Well, technically there are always quite a few of those in play at any given time.
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Eve To Adam - Auburn Slip Review by Mike Korn Eve To Adam make their debut with "Auburn Slip", and it's apparent that they have skill and talent beyond that of most rookie bands. The four New York transplants, led by the Greek-American Sassaris brothers, have a very polished hard rock sound that should appeal to those into bands like Tool, Creed and other modern alt-rock groups.
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Nik Everett - Music Review by Gary Hill While this isn’t the most original or unique music you are likely to hear, it is quite effective.
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Everlost US - Live and Let Go Review by Gary Hill
This new set is an intriguing alternative rock album. It's fairly short with only seven songs. More
The Everydays - The Everydays Review by Gary Hill This North Carolina duo really makes you feel like they came from a bygone era.
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The Everydays - When It’s All Over Review by Gary Hill The mix between folk and country here is fairly balanced. Some songs land nearly in one camp or the other.
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Ezla - Outcasts Review by Gary Hill This sort of pop music tends toward being over-produced. While this isn't immune, it fares better than a lot of stuff out there does.
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