Other reviewing sites:
Guy's Music Reviews
Yet again, very well written reviews and a diverse selection of artists. Whilst Guy's heart probably lies closer to heavy stuff (and I mean heavy stuff) he also has an undeniable love for artists such as Johnny Cash, Josh Rouse, Al Green and long lost blues heroes. Also check out his concert and book reviews. There is something for everyone here. Unless you're looking for Beatles reviews that is. [Note: Guy has started writing reviews for a magzine. In dutch. Good for him! Sad for the ones of us whom doesn't understand Dutch, though, since it means he no longer will have time to work on his site]
Jack Feeny's CD Archive
Jack reviews just about everything. If you're looking for early punk music and don't know what's good or not, you should trust this man. His reviews can be both serious and funny and they're often both.
Only Solitaire: George Starostin Music Reviews
Probably the biggest review site you'll find. George's main strengths lies in the classic 60's acts and prog bands. Even when you disagree with him, you can still see where he's coming from. Some of the reviews might be a bit too long, but if you don't mind reading you can easily waste a couple of hours here. Just don't trust his Springsteen-page too much.
Capn Marvel's Rock Album Review Bonaza
The Captain writes with a relaxed humorous style that sometimes is the greatest thing ever and sometimes the most annoying. It can take some time between the updates as he likes to cover all albums by the artist he currently reviewing. It's often well worth waiting for, though.
Adrian's Album Reviews
The most emotional reviewer I've ever come by is Mr. Denning. He sometimes loses himself when getting caught up in the music, but still manages to offer his point. He has covered a huge amount of artist and you're just one click away to find out why you should hate Tom Jones and why you should go hunting for underground music from strange African countries or other obscure places... Like Wisconsin.