JOSÉ DEL RIO – Journey Into The Fourth Dimension
If the term “wanker” did not exist, it would now have to be coined, thanks to the myriad of notes and drum hits cataloged as LMC179, also known as Journey into the Fourth Dimension … …READ MORE
If the term “wanker” did not exist, it would now have to be coined, thanks to the myriad of notes and drum hits cataloged as LMC179, also known as Journey into the Fourth Dimension … …READ MORE
Evil Masquerade returns from Theatrical Madness (Frontiers Records, 2005) with a very cool-headed Third Act. Although this third release is less theatrical than the previous two, more variety in the songwriting department and the large …READ MORE
The third release by Bloodflowerz, Dark Love Poems, gives Goth Rock lovers something juicy to sink their teeth into. Metal fans can feed on the heavy guitars and underlying aggressiveness, while the Pop melodies and …READ MORE
In 1986, when David Lee Roth left Van Halen, many overzealous fans cried, “Van Halen is dead!” When Sammy Hagar departed ten years later — after more multi-platinum albums — many of the same(!) fans …READ MORE
The Denmark-based Beyond Twilight present their third release, For the Love of Art and the Making, a single, multifaceted piece of 38 minutes that brims with musical ideas. While fresh and different in format, FTLOAATM …READ MORE
Thorbjörn Englund is no slouch when it comes to technical chops and emotive playing in the modern guitar arena, and then some. In fact, fans inspired by Thorbjörn’s work with his Power Metal outfit, Winterlong, …READ MORE
Reminiscent of — but driven far beyond — its Southern Rock forefathers, Rebel Meets Rebel pleasantly punishes with the tenacity of Pantera and the devilish singing and lyrics of David Allan Coe. The “Cowboys from …READ MORE
Sphere of Souls’ 13-track debut release, From the Ashes …, succeeds in bringing its own identity to Progressive Metal. Although the album exhibits intelligence, theme, melody, accuracy, and atmosphere, what it needs to round out …READ MORE
Thanks to a distinctive blend of hard and soft elements, the German four-piece band [soon] have the potential to appeal to listeners from multiple audiences, including the Heavy Rock/Metal and Alternative/Goth crowds. Their debut album, …READ MORE
Far from being a vehicle for a guitarist to show off his bag of tricks, Rites of Passage is one of those albums that may add substance to your musical universe. World-renowned Fusion instrumentalist Coste …READ MORE