2003 have started pretty good for fans of classic heavy metal, and the new year brings the new album from Swedish rockers, Locomotive Breath. The band sounds tight and well-rehearsed, and all the individuals in …READ MORE
Now here’s a record I have spun very much lately. Dark Moor is from Spain, and is indeed the best Spanish band I have ever had the pleasure to know. Crucify me if you want, …READ MORE
Another hard rock band that is strong enough to have their own identity and not go the German speed metal way a la Swedish and Finnish bands we all know so well, bands I like …READ MORE
Now here’s another one of those discs I just can not say a lot about. I know Harem Scarem are Canadian, I know the band wasn’t born yesterday, and I know they are very successful …READ MORE
Now that Bruce Dickinson is back in the band, Iron Maiden continues to release live records. Not even Manowar can beat the British in number of live CD’s put out in between studio albums. “Live …READ MORE
YEAH! Udo Dirkschneider continues not only to live on his legacy from Accept, but this time he really lives up to it! “Man And Machine” is indeed his best solo release since the very first …READ MORE
What a smart-ass I can be – as I stated in my review of the last studio record, The World Needs A Hero, that the album was an end of an era. The band, meaning …READ MORE
Those who know me will understand how hard it is for me to write this review. I love Annihilator, and there’s nothing wrong with Joe Comeau taking the lead singer spot or Curran Murphy (Nevermore’s …READ MORE
I don’t know what Black Balloon Records put in their bands diet, but they’ve managed to put out another modern-day classic! Yup, last years debut album from El Caco Viva was also released on this …READ MORE
Beware, the Pegazus warriors from down under return with their fourth CD, and as always; there’s a horse on the cover! If it wasn’t, you know this would only be a bootleg… More than two …READ MORE