CD Reviews

This is Rock 'n' Roll in its purest form and it's also excellent unadulterated fun.

Starset have created something special that should not be ignored simply because of genre definition.

This is simply good time, foot-tapping, sing-along stuff done well.

It has taken the Swedes a mere thirty-four years to release their debut.

Although atmospheric on the whole, this release also has some punchy tracks.

An album that will go far in helping this amazing band break through to the upper echelons of the Melodic Rock world.

It's nigh on an hour of groove, fuzz tone, spacey Hawkwind moments, jangly Alternative left-field ramblings all immersed in Psychedelia that would put a grin on Robert Fripp's face....

Avoids the clichés that have plagued Modern Rock over the last five years and gives it a much needed kick in the backside.

This album offers up an absorbing palette for the more discerning amongst you.

An album that struggles to change gear and offer the sort of variety which makes for a more satisfying experience.

If you're an AOR/Melodic Rock fan, and you'll know if you are, you should love this.

Progressive Rock is alive and well in 2017 and with bands such as The Mute Gods and this excellent release, it's in very safe hands. ...

Power 5 is, perhaps, the best kept secret of the Czech Republic but hopefully 2017 will change all of that.

This band from San Francisco will definitely shake your soul foundation more than an earthquake.

Well-crafted and played Melodic Rock from someone who knows exactly how this stuff is supposed to work.

They've clearly read, learned, marked and inwardly digested the winning formula.

Full of melodic, bouncy and frenetic Pop Punk.

Not trying to reinvent the wheel, the band pulls off a rewarding, old-school, listening experience.

A great little album for anyone who enjoys a bit of party Sleaze Rock with no pretension whatsoever.

This is good to be with and occasionally brilliant, probably what we might expect from such a disparate group.

A great way to experience an important Rock band that laugh in the face of genre definition.

An album that delights and disappoints in equal measure.

An absolutely well-crafted album worthy of attention from all fans of Hard Rock.

There is much to admire here and there is certainly potential to develop.

An illustration that being brave and moving forward can pay huge dividends.

The Radio Sun continue to impress with their constant improvement and delivery of higher quality material with each release.

A damn fine addition to the Quiet Riot legacy.

This is a thing of beauty. 'Longing For Light' indeed shines like a star.

Geniuses or mad as a box of frogs? You decide!

For me it's a winner and long may they continue to put out albums of this quality.