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With a nitty-gritty and thunderous groove and edgy Hard Rock Blues sound, Jones has been tearing up the live world and consistently touring since his debut. We were fortunate...

Jag Panzer is unapologetically Metal. Forget Manowar and all their blustering about being true metal – Jag Panzer are the real deal make no mistake. Here they give us...

As a result, Avenged Sevenfold lays its avant-garde seed in a similar vein as bands of the past, a nod to the Swedes of Avatar, who have been working with this disorganized concept for a while, know how to do...

Tygers of Pan Tang is one of the most active Heavy Metal bands since its humble beginnings way back in 1978 and despite a few brief hiatuses, the group...

Bloodlines is a great album, which shows Pyramaze continuing with the melodic prog sound they introduced on Disciples of the Sun and fully established on Contingent, while also having...

With hints of trip-hop, pop, jazz, metal, and rock, this album is all over the place in all the best ways. Now for the comparisons it reminds me of...

Talk about excitement. I have been introduced to some young UK bands like Circus 66, Pryma, The Reinforcements, The Hot One Two, and LaVire recently who are pushing the...

Buckcherry easily brought us the “Dad Rock Album of the Year” for 2023.  Vol. 10 is for dad’s of all ages, dad’s at heart, those channeling a hot & sleazy...

I first got into metal at about age 12 or 13 and if I was that age now this would be the be-all and end-all. It’s true metal although...