By Geoff Bailie, Rock At Night Belfast Correspondent REVIEW: Roger Waters’ Is This the Life We Really Want? Release Date May 19, 2017 It’s hard to know where to start when reviewing an album that […]
By Kris McCoy, Rock At Night Contributor My buddy and prolific Rock at Night reviewer Joel Barrios asked if I’d like to review the album Land Animal by Bent Knee. I replied that I hadn’t […]
By Joel Barrios, Rock at Night’s Top Reviewer As a rule of thumb, I usually stay away from compilations. If I love the band they won’t bring anything new to my collection, and if I don’t […]
By Joel Barrios, Rock at Night’s Top Reviewer If you grew up in the 80s and you were old enough to be chasing down the FM waves in your dad’s old radio, you have heard […]
By Geoff Bailie, Rock at Night contributor. Album Review: The Optimist by Anathema–Release date June 9, 2017 It has always been hard to pin Anathema down. Doom metal gave way to cleaner vocals and indie […]
By Kris McCoy, Rock At Night Contributor Never fear, Beardfish fans. All is not lost. If you are a fan of finely shaped progressive rock, with strong vintage 70s sounds, you should be familiar with […]
By Rock at Night’s progressive rock specialist Joel Barrios Progressive Power Metal has seen many bands reach fame in the last 15 years or so. However, over the past span of 365 days chunks I have […]
By Rock at Night’s contributor Geoff Bailie Big Big Train have been around for a long time but it’s widely recognized the current phase for the band began with 2009’s “The Underfall Yard”. That album […]
By Brent Michael, Rock At Night Tampa Correspondent Matt Boroff’s The Grand Delusion: only the title sounds like Styx (not a bad thing!) I have to admit, I was worried that my first album […]
by Joel Barrios, Rock At Night’s Prog-Power Specialist Review of Helker’s album Firesoul–Release date is May 5, 2017 When discussing about heavy-power metal bands who have made history, is very easy to realize that a […]
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