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Blues Pills – Lady In Gold: Live In Paris Review
Within a relatively short time frame Blues Pills have built up a substantial following and it’s not difficult to see why...... -
Savage Messiah – Hands Of Fate Review
This album will appeal to Savage Messiah fans who have been there since the very beginning and should attract a new and much wider audience.... -
Steve Walsh – Black Butterfly Review
After retiring from Kansas, I am hoping there will be more music from this legend in the future before he truly hangs up the microphone for good.... -
Eastern High – Garden of Heathens Review
Perhaps the strongest element of Garden of Heathens is the vocals. Ola Svensson has a very deep voice, which works well when paired with the often dark and atmospheric... -
Serenity – Lionheart Review
Ever since I heard their third album Death & Legacy for the first time, I've been absolutely in love with their brand of epic, cinematic symphonic metal mixed with... -
Jeff Scott Soto – Retribution Review
For someone that does so much musically, this is one of his most focused releases to date...... -
Fozzy – Judas Review
The new material packs a formidable work anticipated by the homonymous single. The title track "Judas", opens the album, this track is a total genius.... -
Kadavar – Rough Times Review
The Travellin’ Jack released a mind-blowing album some weeks ago, followed now by Kadavar’s newest landmark.... -
Crimson Star – Bay View Review
Crimson Star come from a place where rock legends have been formed and they don't plan on this trend finishing anytime soon....