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It’s a bit lacking in blood and gore…said no one ever. Slayer’s ‘The Repentless Killogy’ review
We're talking axes to the head, 100 knives impaled in a single body (why use one knife when 100 sends a much clearer message), tow-rope decapitations and all manner... -
Sons of Apollo – Live With The Plovdiv Psychotic Symphony DVD/CD Review
There are supercharged versions of the band's songs like "Signs Of The Time," "Divine Addiction," and "Lost In Oblivion" which showcase the band's versatility to play their complicated music... -
Beth Hart – Live At The Royal Albert Hall – DVD review
Wearing a simple black dress and adorned with tattoos and flowing rockers hair, Beth’s talent does not need pyrotechnics and a massive all singing all dancing stage show.... -
KING DIAMOND – Songs From the Dead Live DVD Review
King Diamond didn’t release any live albums during his entire career. If I counted right ‘Songs From the Dead Live’ is number three in more than three decades and... -
Perzonal War – Neckdevils Live Review
Well fool me more, as at first I was convinced I was listening to some new Metallica tracks. But it's definitely a completely different band!... -
Joe Bonamassa – British Blues Explosion Live Review
With this exceptional album, guitarist Joe Bonamassa kills two birds with one stone. On the one hand, he manages to convey the musical feeling of these British blues greats... -
Rush – Time Stand Still Blu-Ray/DVD Review
the band discuss their musical mortality and confirm that replacing members in order for them to continue touring will always be out of the question... -
Def Leppard – And There Will Be A Next Time – Live From Detroit review
Released via: Eagle Rock TRACKLISTING: Let s Go Animal Let It Go Dangerous Foolin Love Bites Armageddon It Rock On Man Enough Rocket Bringin On The Heartbreak Switch 625... -
Annihilator – Triple Threat CD/DVD Review
“Triple Threat” is a well-chosen package, presenting the band in various ways,and including some behind the scene clips. Annihilator was always a band that used a wider approach and...
- RAINBOW's JENS JOHANSSON Compares RITCHIE BLACKMORE To A Cat: 'You Never Know What He's Going To Think'
- NICK OLIVERI On Dispute Over KYUSS Name: 'Why Do You Wanna Own The Name If You Wanna Kill The Band?'
- Former VENOM Drummer ANTHONY 'ABADDON' BRAY Completes First Round Of Chemo In Battle With Lymphoma
- Why Wasn't VIVIAN CAMPBELL Interviewed For RONNIE JAMES DIO Documentary? Co-Director Explains
- TED NUGENT Blasts Obsession With British Royal Family: 'I Worship God, Not A King'
- Watch Pro-Shot Video Of SEBASTIAN BACH, MATT SORUM And GILBY CLARKE Performing GUNS N' ROSES' 'Patience' In Brazil
- JUDAS PRIEST's RICHIE FAULKNER Opens Up About Second Heart Surgery: I'm 'Feeling Strong' And 'Healthy'
- GODSMACK's SULLY ERNA Admits COVID-19 Kicked His Ass, Says He Still Hasn't Fully Regained His Sense Of Smell And Taste
- Watch Pro-Shot Video Of METALLICA And Country Singer MICKEY GUYTON Performing 'Nothing Else Matters' At GLOBAL CITIZEN FESTIVAL
- SLIPKNOT's SHAWN 'CLOWN' CRAHAN On His Daughter's Death: 'Losing A Child Isn't Something You Get Over'
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Chez Kane – Powerzone Review
British newcomer Chez Kane is certainly one of those artists, having already a breakthrough debut album released in 2021, many in the scene we're looking forward to the sophomore... -
Borealis – Illusions Review
Their sound has evolved rather subtly, but steadily over the past few releases, all leading up to their fifth and latest full-length release, Illusions, which is their most complex... -
Eva Under Fire – Love, Drugs & Misery Review
I have to honestly say that I was most interested in the writing/lyrics here as I can only imagine that being a Therapist can offer a new perspective on... -
Meridian – The 4th Dimension Review
the hooks and choruses stand out on their own, and the guitars are super crunchy and melodic, that is indeed what makes this record a strong one. If you... -
Lillian Axe – From Womb To Tomb Review
I would love the see Lillian Axe get the recognition they so richly deserve, but From Womb To Tomb is too much for a casual music listener to absorb, and that... -
Collective Insanity – Hidden Agony EP Review
I’ve gotta say I’m quite impressed with Collective Insanity’s debut EP Hidden Agony. Right now, it is only available on streaming services, but at some point, it will be available...
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These guys have always been about the message and about making a point, free music to lead a free world of punishment and control by corporations and government.... -
While this is solid and audio and video are surprisingly well done, I could not push the score up a bunch because we don't get any special features added...
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We’re not one of those bands that tours every summer and plays the same 13 hits.... -
Appropriately, Wylde retains at least in appearance he's vocal aptitude. A nice homage is up on the obligatory salute to Dimebag Darrell in "In This River " , almost...
