Rowland

 The Killer is an album that contains sinister and extraordinarily beautiful songs like "Clarksville" and "No Man's Land".

 Like Jim Thompson's novel, the eponymous album by Green On Red speaks of each of us. Of the darkness we have deep in our souls and the killer we can glimpse every time we look at a reflective surface.

 Dive into Green On Red's The Killer Inside Me and experience the gritty, dark heart of American rock.

 Black Milk is an excellent amalgamation of everything that was present in the two previous records.

 It definitely seems that Black Milk is a more languid affair, a cocktail party where the Beasts wear their Sunday best and sip their chalice of Black Milk.

 Discover Beasts of Bourbon’s Black Milk — listen now to experience their unique blend of blues, rock, and country with exceptional production.

 No Free Lunch is the erratic wandering through the desert dust, towards the boundless horizon.

 The opening of "Time Ain't Nothing" is as fresh as the desert breeze at dawn.

 Dive into Green On Red's No Free Lunch and experience a timeless blend of desert country and psychedelic blues today!

 Straight Songs Of Sorrow is the tale of Mark Lanegan’s descent into the inferno and back, as he went down there searching for the years of his youth.

 Straight Songs Of Sorrow sings of pain and loss, stringing a rosary of prayers and regrets, digging deep into misery, oscillating between synthesizers and tradition.

 Listen to Mark Lanegan’s haunting final album and experience a powerful journey through sorrow and redemption.

 Still Here resonates as a defiant cry from the survivors in the face of Fate.

 Still Here is a true rock’n’roll record. Devastating, dirty, fun, and even a bit unsettling.

 Discover the raw power and heartfelt tribute of Beasts of Bourbon's Still Here—listen now and feel the spirit of true rock’n’roll alive!

 "Standing and watching - listening - to Rowland doing his parts in our songs is one of my indelible memories as an artist."

 "An album that smells of autumn, rain, and dead leaves."

 Explore this cult classic album and immerse yourself in the unique roots-rock energy of I Knew Buffalo Bill today!

 Just South of Heaven outlines an extraordinary decalogue of solemn and austere 'modern blues' for fearless hearts and dark souls.

 The raw sound of punk and original blues, sepulchral voice, rarefied rhythms, vitriolic guitar interventions, unhealthy, and paranoid atmospheres, are the elements that we will find again in... Just South of Heaven.

 Dive into Just South of Heaven and experience a haunting journey through modern blues—listen now!

 "A Date With Elvis is the last masterpiece by the Cramps, which together with the first two albums form an unholy and indispensable triptych."

 "Lux Interior is an uncontrollable performer, endowed with a deep and expressive voice, presenting himself with frenetic, total, and provocative performances."

 Dive into The Cramps' raw psychobilly energy—listen to 'A Date With Elvis' and experience a thrilling rockabilly ride today!

 Mother Juno is a great album. Robin Guthrie creates a more original and elaborate sound, but the music of the Club roars as much or more than usual.

 The Gun Club leaves an enormous legacy to posterity and the merit of having combined, first, punk and blues, glam theatricality, and folk severity.

 Dive into the dark and poetic world of The Gun Club's Mother Juno—listen now and experience a legendary fusion of punk and blues.

 Nineteeneighties is a beautiful album, performed impeccably, that if composed of original material, I wouldn’t hesitate to define an absolute masterpiece.

 Grant Lee Phillips blends the tracks in an atmosphere of enchanting melancholy that suits the artist’s attitude, favoring the prevalence of that sense of nostalgia.

 Dive into the nostalgic world of Grant Lee Phillips’ Nineteeneighties and rediscover classic 80s hits in a fresh acoustic light.