There For Tomorrow have a great formula for success; catchy, radio-friendly hooks, a smooth, clean image and a passion for writing great songs.

A lot's changed in the last seven years, and if you were once a Used fan, hearing this album probably won't make you a fan again – sorry, but that’s the truth. However, if you are a fan, you're going to like what you hear, no doubt about that. I can’t promise that you’ll love it on first listen, but its worth a second spin.

I can definitely see where this band was trying to aim with this release – though they missed the mark a little.  Although, it’s a little too commercial for my taste – I can say that there’s something there, and that these guys have some talent. Maybe with a little more work, their next release will be phenomenal. 

If you’re a blues fan, this album will definitely deliver. The Black Crowes are a terrific band, and always manage to put on great live performances and record fantastic songs as well.  Perfect Sunday night record, and is just as capable to make you dance, as it is at telling a great story.

Concept albums are normally difficult to comprehend, but ‘Hospice’ really succeeds in telling a story and taking the audience along with it for the ride. 

Compilations are usually either hit or miss. Most of the time you get a couple standout tracks and the rest are obscure songs that you can hardly even remember where they fit in the movie anyway. But this one's got a handful of gems, varying from the angsty victorious power tracks, to the more mellow. Play it loud while re-enacting your finest battle scene - just hope the neighbours aren't watching!

Heavier than an elephant’s scrotum, Black Dahlia have proven once again why they will remain at the top of the pile for heavy music.

If you don’t like this you’re probably an idiot.

Canada’s Threat Signal show promise and potential on studio album number two. A solid foundation has been set; it is just a matter if we see the band continue with it in future endeavours or rather resign themselves to become yet another ‘genre filler’ band. 

A punchy, yet beautiful album which provides thoroughly enjoyable twists and turns from the beginning right through to the end.