Stephen Pearcy is best known for his halcyon days with Ratt in the 80s. Lately he’s more infamous for poor live performances. Despite the drama, he releases a fifth solo album his label describes as …READ MORE
Canada’s trouble-plagued Skull Fist might name their third release The Road of Hard Knocks. Since their last album in 2014, the band perseveres through line-up changes and medical issues culminating in their vocalist’s vocal cord …READ MORE
Hitten’s 3rd full-length album since forming in 2011 redefines the band’s sound with a new vocalist. They admit it’s difficult to find a new vocalist, and say this vocalist sings perfectly in low range and …READ MORE
With an unexpected and hard to classify mix of Hard Rock and Power Metal, Magick Touch’s second album Blades, Chains, Whips & Fire will please fans of RIOT, Thin Lizzy, and the New Wave of …READ MORE
Like so many other Hard Rock acts of the late 80s and early 90s, Fear Not became a victim of bad timing when the Grunge Incident happened in 1991. As good as Fear Not’s self-titled …READ MORE
With Aerodyne’s debut, they throw their hat into the growing resurgence of Swedish Glam Metal bands alongside acts like Kissin’ Dynamite, Santa Cruz, and Crazy Lixx. Whether or not this style can support more bands …READ MORE
You’ll be hard pressed to find a more genuine and authentic 80’s Glam / Sleaze Rock album in the contemporary music scene than Public Enemies from Pretty Boy Floyd. They have stayed well anchored to …READ MORE
Formed in 1987, Babylon A.D. is a cohesive unit as all original members of this five-piece unit are still together. The San Francisco, California, band have longevity but aren’t prolific as they have released just …READ MORE
The Missing Peace is the eleventh studio release, and the first LA Guns album in 14 years to feature founding Guitarist Tracii Guns, and classic era Lead Vocalist Phil Lewis. After years of revolving members, …READ MORE
Midnight Sin, on their second full-length release and third overall, are back with a catchy, headbanging blend of Hair Metal, Power Metal, and Modern Sleaze Rock. One Last Ride will be well received by fans …READ MORE