Rock Music Reviews Which Go To Eleven!
Yes we could make 10 louder, but that wouldn’t be rock music, would it?
“This site gets it! It’s great to read up on stories from my favourite bands that I didn’t know about.”
Maria Clussens
Rock media writer
If you like rocking out, you’re in the right place!
These Go To Eleven uses a unique 1-11 rating system to help you go straight to the music which rocks the hardest.
Our system is deliberately harsh, so you can rest assured that if WE give a rock album a great score then it’s well worth booting it up on your Spotify playlist and giving it a listen.
Use the search menu (in the top bar of the site) to search for your favourite band right now, and you’ll be able to a) take a look at our comprehensive album reviews to see if they’ve impressed the gods of rock with their back catalogue, and b) read some famous stories about what went down behind the scenes as they were creating your favourite albums. From the disastrous decisions which led to UK rockers Gun derailing their career at the peak of their fame, to Axl Rose dismantling the mighty Guns N’ Roses and then attempting to rebuild it from scratch… it’s all here!
And yes, other music websites may be satisfied with their traditional 5-star or 10-star ratings, but WE KNOW that rock’s a different beast.
That’s why we welcome you to the jungle (baby), and we join you on the highway to hell, and we turn it up to eleven!
Check Out Some Of Our Latest Reviews:
- Bon Jovi: Bon Jovi (1984) Review
An 80s party rock debut which showed signs of what was to come. - Bon Jovi: 7800° Fahrenheit (1985) Review
Bon Jovi’s second LP is a rushed, unmemorable affair. - Bon Jovi: Slippery When Wet (1986) Review
One of the finest rock albums ever made, and the first to receive an 11/11 score. - Bon Jovi: New Jersey (1988) Review
Their riffs are as big as ever, but Jon Bon Jovi now identifies as a cowboy. - Bon Jovi: Keep The Faith (1992) Review
Bon Jovi rock into the 90s with one of their very best albums.