I have a vague recollection of Babylon A.D.‘s two first albums, and is fairly sure I had the second one on vinyl back in the day. Both belonged among the more interesting hard rock releases [Read »]
Unified is the second instalment of the collaboration between vocalist Michael Sweet (Stryper) and guitarist George Lynch (Lynch Mob, ex-Dokken). Along for the ride are two other hard rock veterans: bassist James Lomenzo (ex-Megadeth, ex-White [Read »]
The Dark Element is the much anticipated and welcomed return of former Nightwish vocalist Anette Olzon to her true environment: symphonic metal. Working together with former Sonata Arctica guitarist and the main man behind Cain’s [Read »]
Pink Cream 69 has for the past 30 years been among the frontrunners of a small but strong German Hard Rock fraction, delivering one strong album after another using a formula that works every time! [Read »]
I dare you to name one bad album that Harry “The Tyrant” Conklin has been a part of… or to name a bad album from Jag Panzer! Sure Dissident Alliance was underwhelming to say the [Read »]
Home court advantage, supporting your highly acclaimed new album in front of family, fans, and friends; what can possible go wrong? This must have been the idea behind this first live release from Circus Maximus, Havoc [Read »]
To me, Kaipa embodies the spirit of the Swedish 70’s prog rock scene to perfection. Their sound is rooted in the early days of prog rock made in Sweden, and their warm analogue sound is [Read »]
To name all of the things Billy Sherwood has been involved in over the years would be almost impossible. Most recently he’s been involved in two of the most popular 1980’s prog rock bands, Yes [Read »]
Some prefer a blonde woman over a brunette, and then there are those who prefer a redhead. In the case of Threshold, the three vocalists Damian Wilson, Glynn Morgan, and the late Andrew ‘Mac’ McDermott [Read »]
Quiet Riot is probably best known for having two major hit singles in the mid-80’s, both being a covers of Slade songs from the 70’s: ‘Cum on Feel the Noize’ and ‘Mama Weer All Crazee [Read »]
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