Beasto Blanco’s third release takes the live album gamble. Front man and long-time Alice Cooper bassist, Chuck Garric, shares the Berlin show was a special night and an electric show. Does it capture a symbiotic …READ MORE
The new album from the Los Angeles based Traditional Heavy Metal act White Wizzard is another solid feather in their cap despite the band’s ongoing lineup changes and unstable history. Infernal Overdrive has a very …READ MORE
Can the world use another AC/DC derivative? When it’s done as well as .44, hell yeah. For their third release, Switzerland’s Worry Blast crafted an album bringing together the riffs and song structures of AC/DC, …READ MORE
Trigram’s four track debut EP captures a textbook blend of contemporary, radio-friendly, ending credit roll, accessible Modern Hard Rock. With a late 2000a sound, impressive album production, vague hints of indie rock and atmospheric vibes, …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
High production values and classic songwriting abound on this Canadian Hard Rock outfit’s debut release. Psychocide’s Alcohol & Bad Decisions is a modern-classic take on all of the themes that Rock and Punk fans have …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
Theia, the three-piece Hard Rock unit from Burton-on-Trent, UK, released their sophomore effort Back In Line. This is a well-produced album blessed with an excellent mix imparting a clean separation of vocals, drums, bass, and …READ MORE
Debut albums can often make or break a band. An act will typically never have a better opportunity to establish their musical direction and overall sound than they will on their first album. Canadian Hard Rock …READ MORE