Posts Tagged as ‘2011’
Steve Cone has been writing music in this style for a long time now and it’s clear that he knows »
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KABUKI the band began life as a full make-up KISS tribute act, and apparently they were pretty good at what »
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This record is decidedly old-school in every way and there’s not one single hint of modern Thrash here at all. »
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When a band that Franck Carducci was a member of back in 2010 got the opportunity to play the support »
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After more than twenty years of hiding, It seems like Poland’s best kept secret TESTOR are finally ready to take »
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SONIC ALTAR certainly did enough to impress me with this; their debut album NO SACRIFICE. The album sits somewhere in »
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GOOD is probably a very suitable word for this release in all honesty. The band are geared mostly toward the »
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Yes, Brent plays every instrument on the entire album including all vocals too. One advantage of doing things this way »
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Listen up readers!… I think I just may well have discovered the best and most worthy for success unsigned band »
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The resulting sound end up something along the lines of a mix of OPETH and a harder-edged version of say, »
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Truth be told there’s not much 2BLACK need to work on here, a couple of tracks may have benefitted from »
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TYRANT EYES have found a middle ground between modern American Power Metal and the more traditional eighties metal sound, which »
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Kostas’ style is a sort of hybrid of Power Metal and Traditional Metal with a strong emphasis on sweeping guitar »
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SOUL RIVER DOGS display a more streamlined version of the typical Southern Rock formula by holding on to its influence »
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I hate to sound so typical here, but after spending several listen-throughs with A DIVINE ACT OF WAR, the self-released »
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With their dedicated combination of modern Post Rock and Gloomy Sludge Metal, and also their penchant for long drawn-out songs, »
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I hear influence definitely here from DREAM THEATER but also note a bit of a RUSH/ASIA vibe too which does »
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RED REMEDY have an interesting sound that takes its cues from a mixture of modern radio rock and some late »
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Fair enough that Cooper always tries to do something different, but really when you’re doing a sequel to an album »
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The band’s sound draws influence from the sunset strip sound of the eighties with some early day GUNS ‘N’ ROSES »
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