The Sonic Collective

To end off another decade we decided to go back 47 years to see if arguably, Raw Power still deserves the recognition as the most influential and perhaps first punk rock album of all time. To read the full review and notes and for access to much more content from artists we have reviewed please visit up at thesoniccollective.com.

Scott Gregory decided that our Sonic Collective group absolutely had to go back and see if Def Leppard's Hysteria still stands the test of time. Ok, this is a classic, but is it? Join us for the full review and more details at thesoniccollective.com.

For October 2019 Sonic Collective member dug deep into this Canadian adult contemporary classic by French Canadian Celine Dion. As she has sold over 200 million albums worldwide we definitely wanted to dive deeper into this artist. This album came out a year before that Titanic song did. What lead here to that movie soundtrack gem. Check out what we had to say and get much more depth by reading and listening to this review on our website at thesoniccollective.com.

For the month of November 2019 The Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory goes back to his love of the 1980s to pick this epic 80s heavy metal/rock classic. To read the notes and for access to other album links and factoids please listen and read to this on our website at thesoniccollective.com. Enjoy!

For September 2019 The Sonic Collective member Scott Coates decided to pick an album from Radiohead. He settled on Kid A and the group settled in and listened to it for a month. To get the full review details we recommend listening to this on our website at thesoniccollective.com. We review classic influential albums to see if we feel they still stand the test of time. Join us on our musical journey.

Sonic Collective member Darren Scott took the group to the land of psychedelic trippyness with this selection of this influential, but weird as heck album. To hear the audio with the notes from the review and listen to our other reviews please visit us at thesoniccollective.com.

Well now we went and did it... for October 2019 our Sonic Collective member Alain Dupuis has chosen the massive Falling into You album from Celine Dion. This should be interesting. For more info and access to all our album reviews please visit us at thesoniccollective.com.

Alain DuPuis has decided to take us all to the dark side of rock to this divisive album by Marilyn Manson. Mechanical Animals, the 1996 studio album from Marilyn Manson, was banned by many large music distributors on its release for being too offensive. Join us at TheSonicCollective.com for all the review notes and more media. We review classic influential albums to see if they stand the test of time. Join us.