Rock

Glenn Hughes, Jason Bonham, and Andrew Watt are California Breed, a trio pounding out heavy rock just as you'd expect.

New Brian Jonestown Massacre disc is their 14th album, and the first from their new Berlin, Germany recording studio.

It's been a great reflection time for this amazing musician as his new upcoming album, and other new developments bridge back 15 years to when his 1982 hit "1999" anthem rocked the whole year.

The CD release of Deep Purple's 'Live in California 74' is really only for Purple fans who don't already have the DVD.

'Face The Music' proves that Nils Lofgren works just as well on his own, as he does with others.

Tina Schlieske's gutsy singing and songwriting both owe much to her predecessors in bluesy soul, but while any of these 12 songs might remind you of something, they sound anything but tired.

This newly updated and expanded version of Oasis's first and best album is full of goodies but is only essential for completists and those who missed out on this greatness 20 years ago.

Toto's 35th anniversary concert in Poland is a must for fans and an ideal introduction for newcomers.

Unlike most bands from the classic rock era, War's style never quite went "out of style" the way, say, southern rock or progressive rock did. Funky is still funky.

The new Swans album employs a pop sensibility to its dark underground sound.