Littlebig6ster: Mue, blues meets tribal rock
Littlebig6ster blends vintage blues and tribal rock on Mue, a nine-track album out 16 October 2026. Read the review by…
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Jad Tariq brings swing into the present
With Precious Company, Jad Tariq draws on classic blues and swing without standing still. Ten original songs, a tight Memphis…
Thomas Frank Hopper makes his mark with Wild Ones Never Die
With Wild Ones Never Die, Thomas Frank Hopper forges a strong identity and bridges the gap between blues and classic…
Alabama Shakes “I Must Be Dreaming”
Eleven years after Sound & Color, Alabama Shakes return with I Must Be Dreaming.
Chris Bergson “East River Blues”
East River Blues is a magnificent album that perfectly brings together its author's two lifelong passions. Blues and jazz are…
Seth James “Motormouth”
Direct, inspired and tremendously effective, Motormouth confirms that Seth James is one of those artists who keeps the blues very…
Curtis Salgado “Legacy Rewind: Live In ’25”
Legacy Rewind: Live In ’25 is an album that simply feels good. Generous, driven by an impressive ensemble and by…
Neal Black & The Healers: flawless blues on Number 3 Monkey
Neal Black is one of the most eminent musicians still active today. His 2026 release is particularly impressive in many…
The Strikers, a firmly established blues rock sound
A solid and confident debut album, Bye Bye Love establishes The Strikers as a band with a clear identity. Blending…
Starman: when ziggy eclipsed bowie
With Starman, published by Casterman a few weeks ago, Reinhard Kleist takes on a monumental subject: the transformation that turned…
Paul Personne and “A L’Ouest”
A major figure of French blues rock since the late 60s, known for his guitar tone and gravelly voice, Paul…
Blues and garage rock, Charb-On’s playground
Probably assuming that their fans would come from many different backgrounds, CHARB-ON wanted to highlight this plurality by putting together…