Spanning 3 CDs, this expansive 30th anniversary edition of Judas Priest’s 1986 album Turbo is a fitting tribute to an album that history continues to favor increasingly well as time goes on. Criticized as too …READ MORE
Accept’s power-packed 27 track double disc live album Restless & Live is the perfect feather in the cap of the band’s incredible career rebirth since the addition of vocalist Mark Tornillo. The tracks are chosen …READ MORE
Machine Messiah, the 14th studio album from Brazilian legends Sepultura, offers the eclectic mix of styles, influential Metal elements and heaviness for which the band is known and loved. While the release is considered somewhat of a …READ MORE
Few bands have been as prolific and consistent as Grave Digger. Healed By Metal marks the bands 18th studio release since their 1984 debut Heavy Metal Breakdown, and delivers everything that Grave Digger fans could ask for. …READ MORE
As a follow up to their 4th full-length release In Charge Of The Scythe, Thunder and Lightning’s latest effort The Ages Will Turn finds them retaining the style and overall sound which brought them success …READ MORE
Texas based rockers Three Lane Road have upped their game with the release of their self-titled 6 track EP. Three Lane Road joins the pack of modern day Hard Rock / Hair Metal albums, along …READ MORE
Ukrainian Power Metalers Defiant have answered the question, “What would it sound like if Megadeth made a Power Metal album?” With Time Isn’t Healing, the quintet have blended traditional Power Metal and Thrash elements with a …READ MORE
Former Accept guitarist Herman Frank continues to defend Germany’s Power Metal legacy with his 3rd solo release, The Devil Rides Out. Fans of Primal Fear, Accept, Grave Digger, Tankard, Gamma Ray and the like will …READ MORE
With their first full-length album, Return Of The Warlord, Rising Steel have expertly blended traditional New Wave Of British Heavy Metal with large doses of Thrash and Power Metal. The resulting combination is a formula …READ MORE
The Roth Brock Project’s self-titled debut album may be the finest possible encapsulation of late ’80s to early ’90s Melodic Hard Rock. If you could take all the strengths of Winger, Hardline, Tyketto, Europe, Firehouse …READ MORE