Posts Tagged as ‘Aor’
It wasn’t until around 1999/2000 that this band returned to my radar thanks mostly to the Internet. Now with the »
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But the big, underlying question was…How in the world is the band’s next album going to sound? And would the »
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Forward back to 2012 and here we go once more with the 10th official studio album featuring more talent such »
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Another Michael Bolton tune comes in the shape of “Gina” where Turner contributed background vocals originally; here delivers a nice »
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I’m still not completely sold on the band’s preferred style to play Melodic Rock strictly, I think they have the »
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The extremely catchy hooks and riffs are dominating all over the place on the bands newest effort “Halfway to »
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In addition to this new record Avenue of Allies is also releasing the remastering of the band’s debut record, the »
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If you are slightly keen on the British AOR scene then you know the name of Heartland and the vocal »
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SENCELLED hail from a suburb close to Stockholm and thanks to a great lead singer (guitarist ERIK HOLMBERG), 10 really »
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The only slight niggle I have with the album is that it’s a little bit top-heavy. Why I say this »
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I guess I expected that it was going to be good but it took me a few listens to try »
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The record is a true staple of the genre and here you won’t be short to find any no heavy »
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The guys from Shy have managed to return to fine form and instead of trying to wait for things to »
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I was really amazed at the quality of the musicianship and song structure and I am happy for the guys »
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Back to the Start is a great return from a band that has remained largely inactive since the release of »
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Any ENCHANT will flip over when hearing this record, although like already mentioned, if TED LEONARD had sung this record »
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Now i don’t mean modern as in current bands, just a bit of a more contemporary and accessible sound »
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The one true consistency running through the album is the sublime vocals of Mickey Thomas, sure there’s a couple of »
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