British hard rock legends Uriah Heep are one of the “big four” rock bands, along with Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, and certainly one of the most intriguing bands both musically and lyrically, to emerge from heavy rock.
Audio Interviews
Audio Interviews
Lamb Of God – Sacrament (15th Anniversary) – Review
The strength lies, however, in the bonus live tracks, ‘Walk With Me In Hell’, ‘Redneck’ and ‘Descending’, which for the discerning fan, will be a welcome addition to know that was their only live performance in 2020
RICH RAGANY AND THE DIGRESSIONS – ‘BEYOND NOSTALGIA & HEARTACHE’ REVIEW
There’s no posturing, no “image before music” as would have been the case in the old days, just 12 tracks of immense class that will stand the test of time and be the benchmark against which other bands will be measured in the future.
The L.I.F.E. Project: The L.I.F.E. Project review
The surprises however come from what else the duo can achieve together and on ‘Worthwhile’ we get a heartfelt, slower, piano driven number that is no less powerful but could easily become a soundtrack entry for many many movies over the next few years.
Interview with Mack Mullins (Vocals) – Georgia hard-rockers The CEO
Georgia hard-rockers The CEO will be releasing their debut album Redemption on June 25th via Rat Pak Records. The band is comprised of Mack Mullins on vocals, Vince Hornsby (Sevendust) on bass, Chase Brown and Beau Anderson on guitar, Joseph Herman on drums, and produced by Michael “Elvis” Baskette (Mammoth WVH, Alter Bridge, Sevendust, Myles Kennedy, Tremonti).