With his eighth album, Lenny Kravitz returns to form; early-to-mid-90s form, that is.

Junkie XL's latest and fifth album has some goodies, but could've used more to make it a great record.

This trio of teens rock hard and heavy on their debut CD for Mnemonic Records, with largely impressive results.

The long-awaited U.S. release of this Sheffield, England group’s acclaimed 2004 debut is way overdue, but totally worth the wait.

Rumors of Barry Bonds playing in Boston have bared no fruit thus far. Here's several reasons why it likely won't ever happen.

This still largely unknown NYC group has made one of the best and fun indie pop CDs you'll hear this summer.

For Richard Patrick and Filter, this new and fourth album is a mix of almost everything that made them great.

Umphrey's McGee, always a must-see live jam band, jams two nights of music into one compilation, for mostly yummy results.

This debut album from the sons of Aerosmith's Joe Perry will definitely make papa proud.

Perhaps overlooked among the notable 2007 DVD releases, you get two great DP shows in one package. Rock on, brother!