We’ve received your emails & heard your complaints. You guys want more Album Reviews & we understand! So we wanted to update you with 3 new reviews on 3 new albums from Dirty Heads, Lovd Ones, & Rx Bandits. Check the review & star rating for each album…
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Rx Bandits – Gemini, Her Majesty
“We live in an age where music fans are bombarded with one single at a time via the radio or music apps like Spotify & Pandora. The band tells a story that flows with cohesive fluidity through the duration of the record and the engineering on this album is near perfect. The producers did a phenomenal job with the mix, allowing us to hear each instrument and vocal clearly…” READ MORE
Written & Reviewed By: Blake Taylor
Lovd Ones – Thicker Than Blood
“This album is for fans looking for a little more out of their music and who can appreciate top notch production. With so many catchy songs on the album, I am a little surprised at the song lengths! I was stoked on the 15 songs, and glad they ran longer with most over running over 4 minutes, many over 5. That’s a tall order for radio play… but that’s not what this is about now is it?…” READ MORE
Written & Reviewed By: Tommy Dubs (of A Sunny Place For Shady People)
Dirty Heads – Sound of Change
“Yeah, the album is mainly programmed, a far cry from the acoustic guitars, percussion & live instrumentation that long time Dirty Heads fans have grown accustomed to. But the production quality is solid throughout the entire album & the verses for most of the songs are edgy, heavy with rap cuts that include hysterical punchlines, creative imagery & swagger…” READ MORE
Written & Reviewed By: Mike Patti