Category Archives: Reviews

Thanks to the folks at Maximum Volume Music for the stellar review of “Sell The Future”!“”Sell The Future” is neither the past, present or future of rock n roll, but I’ll tell you what “No Escape” probably is: the best … Continue reading →

El Hater from Mexico City was kind enough to review “Sell The Future” on his YouTube channel. He gave us a rating of 8.7, not too shabby. Check it out!

Here’s an awesome review of “Sell The Future” from Greece’s Rock’n’Roll Monuments! (translated from Greek)Cortez sells… but Who’s Buying? The Boston band Cortez return to the discography relatively earlier than the previous time, which took five years from the eponymous … Continue reading →

“Sell The Future” comes in at #23 on the November Doom Charts! Dropping a needle down on a Ripple Music release I’m always taken back to why I’m so obsessed with this genre of music. A group like Cortez comes … Continue reading →

“There are records that hook you from the first listen. Something like this has happened to me with Cortez’s “Sell The Future”, a group from Boston who with this third LP have managed to stand out as a group and … Continue reading →

CortezSell the Futureby Neil Cook at 16 November 2020, 9:59 PM CORTEZ from Boston in the US of A have been around now for a few years. Since 2006 in fact. “Sell The Future” is their 3rd long player. Doing … Continue reading →

Excellent review of “Sell The Future” in the new issue of Powerplay Rock and Metal Magazine (UK).

Thanks to the fine folks over at Gimme Metal for making our song “Sell The Future” the track of the day! TRACK OF THE DAY: “Sell the Future” – Cortez. While radiating down-in-the-dirt riffery showing equal fandom of Sabbath and … Continue reading →

We received a 7.5 / 10 review for “Sell The Future” in the new issue of Rock Hard Italy !

“Sell The Future” received and 8.5 / 10 on Zephyrs Odem webzine from Germany! CORTEZ – Sell The Future (2020) (6.616) Baka (8,5/10) Hard Rock The third full-length from the Boston band CORTEZ once again fuses different styles of the harder pace. … Continue reading →