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Harem Scarem – Mood Swings II Review
I'll never understand why this band didn't get the commercial success, they deserve. To me they were always very close to Def Leppard, sometimes even better. With "Mood Swings... -
Gary Moore – Back on the Streets re,release Review
Released by: UMC Release Date:September 23rd, 2o13 Genre: Rock Links: http://www.gary-moore.com/ Tracklist 1. Back On The Streets 2. Don’t Believe A Word (with Phil Lynott vocal) 3.... -
Radiance – Undying Diabolyca Review
The other tracks have some interesting moments. “Storm” is the more riff-oriented and a little bit straight-forward dynamic song; some nice guitar tapping could be heard here. “Whirl's Creterion”... -
Sinner – Touch of Sin 2 Review
If this is your first introduction to the band, then it’s a pretty good start. Having proved decades ago that they were a force to be reckoned with it’s... -
Arven – Black Is The Color Review
German metal band Arven made me an instant fan with their outstanding debut Music Of Light two years ago, an album which seamlessly blended a few different genres together... -
Kings of the Sun – Rock Till Ya Die Review
Kings of the Sun...now there a name that really takes me back.Successful in the eighties era of MTV with videos from their debut like "Serpentine"and "Black Leather"..they fell victim... -
Ashes Of Ares – Ashes Of Ares Review
While I've focused a lot on the vocals, I can assure that everything else about the album is also top notch, and on the whole it's a very strong... -
Fox – Lucifer Review
One year ago, former Shakra-singer Mark Fox released the first album with his new band FOX. Since then, many things have changed, because on the new record "Lucifer" Mark... -
Onslaught – VI Review
The new thrash elite need to stop and take notice that Onslaught are holding no punches and are continuing on the path of total domination. The old guard still...