Review By Glen Parkes Soul Asylum, the Grammy-winning and multi-platinum band from Minneapolis, returns with their thirteenth studio album, Slowly But Shirley, released on September 27 through Blue Elan. Known for their ability to blend introspective lyricism with raw, driving rock melodies, the band remains true to form on this record, while [more…]
Seether’s The Surface Seems So Far – A Thunderous Journey Through Darkness and Redemption
Review By Glen Parkes With The Surface Seems So Far, their ninth studio album, Seether solidifies their position as one of rock’s most enduring forces. Released on September 20 via Fantasy Records, this 11-track collection showcases the band’s signature blend of raw emotion, aggressive riffs, and introspective lyricism. Frontman Shaun Morgan, alongside [more…]