A highly recommended album to anyone who likes classic big-time anthemic Melodic Rock and despite I started the review with me saying it’s a typical Swedish Melodic Rock/AOR affair, WILDNESS definitely has much more to offer and deliver a masterpiece in our genre here.
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Cats in Space – Atlantis Review
The album continues with another big anthemic Pomp/Melodic Rocker titled Seasons change, which also reminds me a bit of LIONHEART’s Hot tonight album from the 1980s, while closing track is the title track, another majestic QUEEN/TOUCH ish semi-ballad anthem. CATS IN SPACE have reached the absolute superstardom in Pomprock/Classic AOR/Melodic Rock with this new album, easily beating any release in the genre of the past 10-20 years! Check them out please for God’s sake!!!
Interview with Cats in Space Frontman Greg Hart
There was no master plan, just some songs that took you back to the golden age of rock and pop, 70s inspired tunes that we really dug and wanted to write in a style that had no limits, like the early Queen & ELO albums
Work of Art – Exhibits Review
I was very much anticipating the new Work of Art Exhibits. I’ve always enjoyed their distinct brand of AOR, despite being softer than some of their competitors. Probably the lesser-known band of the W.E.T super group conglomerate, they could easily move into a more obvious position with their latest offering. The new album is one that I have found myself listening to more than some of the other releases of 2019. It is fantastic.
Beyond Imagination – Beyond Imagination Review
they also show their diversity when they come up with the calm jazzy Love of my youth, a beautiful very laid-back song. From start to finish, this CD offers incredible high quality music and I think by now the fans of mentioned acts will be thrilled to check out this sensational band a.s.a.p. You will not be disappointed, trust me!
Jim Peterik’s World Stage – Winds of Change Review
When right off the bat you’ve got names like Dennis DeYoung, Mike Reno, Kevin Chalfant, Danny Vaughn, and Toby Hitchcock you’re pretty well-gonna bet I’m going to be down for this album
Toby Hitchcock – Reckoning Review
Released by: Frontiers Records Release Date: January 25th, 2019 Genre: Melodic Rock Links: Facebook Line Up: Toby Hitchcock: VocalsDaniel Flores: All Keyboards and DrumsMichael Palace: Guitars and BassYngve “Vinnie” Strömberg: Drums and Percussion Tracklist: 1.No Surrender2.Promise Me3.Show Me How To Live4.Behind The Lies5.Fighting For My Life6.Serenity7.Queen Untouchable8.Gift Of Flight9.Don’t Leave10.This Is Our World11.Someone Like You […]
Creye – Creye Review
How I ever doubted this album’s greatness, I’ll never know. I’ve said it before: sometimes an album catches you at the wrong time.
Roxanne Radio Silence Review
Released by: Rat Pak Records Release Date: Out now! Genre: Album Oriented Rock Links: https://ratpakrecordsamerica.com/roxanne Line Up: Jamie Brown: vocals, guitar, piano Joe Infante: bass, vocals John Butler: guitar, vocals David Landry: drums George Lynch: guitars on “Super Bad” & “Go Fuck Yourself” Dug Pinnick: vocals on “Go Fuck Yourself”, bass on “Man in the Moon” Ray […]