Reviews

Musically, the album follows the well-known Franz Ferdinand style, but with a modern twist. | Photo: Fiona Torre
Franz Ferdinand Are More than Optimistic Retro
Surprisingly, the Re-Assemble Edition retains its punchy character and artistic nature. | Photo: Paul Jones
“The Re-Assemble” Album Shows U2 at the Top of Their Game
Listening to Cutouts is like travelling between genres – from art rock to jazz influences to ambient surfaces. | Photo: Frank LeBon
The Smile Excel for the Third Time
Manson presents himself not only as a musician, but also as a philosopher of the gothic world. | Photo: Press
Marilyn Manson Is Still the King of Chaos
In Prague Wardruna are "among their fellows". | Photo: Jiří Platzer
Wardruna: Touring Europe with Music Rooted in Norse Mythology
Emily Armstrong's emotional voice proves to be the ideal medium for expressing both pain and hope. | Photo: Press
Linkin Park Caught Their Second Wind
The Cure | Photo: Facundo Gaisler, Gigriders.com
The Cure Return with a Cohesive and Atmospherically Dense Record
The Dead Daises can either be loved or damned for their archaic nature. | Photo: Press
The Dead Daises Are Hard-Rocking Out with Zeal
Myles decided to take the rock path compared to his previous acoustic work. | Photo: Alfred Nitsch
Myles Kennedy's Third Solo Album Is Packed With a Hell of Riffs
The current Offspring lineup is strong and passionate about the cause. | Photo: Daveed Benito
Offspring Are Still Alive and Thriving
The new songs lack the heart and soul that once set Coldplay apart from the rest. | Photo: Raph_PH (Wikipedia.org)
Soulless Pop by Coldplay
Crystal Fighters, at the Roxy Club, Prague | Photo: Pavla Hartmanová / Fource
Concert Review: Crystal Fighters, at Roxy, Prague, Joyful Mystical Tunes
The album Yesterwynde is a mixture of dramatic orchestral compositions and heavy metal riffs. | Photo: Press
Nightwish Close Their Trilogy with a Monumental Epic
David creates worlds through music that is both melancholic and uplifting. | Photo: Sony Music
David Gilmour Recorded a Brilliant Blues Album
The album Wild God revolves around ideas of divinity, faith and human frailty. | Photo: Kim Erlandse
Wild God Nick Cave Grieves with a Smile on His Face
Jack White remains true to his reputation as a master of riffs and catchy melodies. | Photo: Mark Runyon
Jack White Reports: Rock Will Never Die