The guitars are big and crunchy, the low end laid down by Taylor and Poullian delivers a nice kick without sounding to muddy or booming and of course Justin Hawkins’ signature falsetto is soars above it all.
Album Reviews
Monster Truck – True Rockers Review
‘True Rockers’ is an old skool treat from the album artwork to the true rock n roll spirit which exudes emotionally from the speakers.
Space Elevator – II Review
Space Elevator is still not a band one can quickly and easily shuffle off into one category or another, but they’ve definitely honed in on a particular sound that very much works…
Tremonti – A Dying Machine Review
That story unfolds as an emotionally charged narrative, spanning obsession, unrequited love, and destruction. The plot takes place at the turn of the next century, and the plan is to have the novel available at the same time as the record release.
The Apocalypse Blues Revue – The Shape Of Blues To Come Review
Without a doubt it’s an album of top notch material every bit on a par with the debut and undoubtedly another firm favourite with enduring appeal.
King Crimson – Live In Vienna Review
The brilliance in this legendary catalog of songs performed live on stage by this caliber of musician would surely have been a religious experience to behold.
VEGA – Only Human Review
The current New Wave of Melodic Hard Rock bands has really kicked it up a notch. Groups like H.E.A.T., W.E.T., Station, and so many others have taken this genre and reinvigorated it not only with a shot of youthful approach…
Jizzy Pearl – All You Need Is Soul Review
any fan of old school, balls to the wall hard rock? Again, this is a must-have. I’m simply blown away by the magnitude of this album.
Big City – Big City Life Review
You can’t really go wrong with tossing in a 2nd disc to a new release, especially when it’s not only your debut album but has never been available in this format prior.
CIRCUS CANNON – WURLITZER REVIEW
Any band with a track called ‘HEX’ after our UK Editor has to be a good thing!