Do Not be a rock snob, give this album a listen at least and hopefully you will enjoy it, or at the very least start singing ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’
Tag: earMUSIC
Angra – Ømni Review
One thing that’s definitely a selling point for me is vocalist Fabio Lione, who has to be the most prolific power metal vocalist in the world at this point.
H.E.A.T. premiere new video ‘Redefined’
“Redefined” is taken from H.E.A.T’s “Into The Great Unknown” album which is released by earMusic on Friday 22nd September.
Tarja – The Shadow Self Review
The album classically opens up with “Innocence” as the piano dramatically flows to an instant engagement.
Tarja – The Brighest Void Review
As Tarja’s new album ‘The Shadow Self’ is set to release on August 5th, she surprised her fans once again with the prequel release entitled ‘The Brightest Void.’
Def Leppard – Def Leppard Review
Being a teenager during the 80’s, Def Leppard was staple at school dances, car stereos and Sony Walkmans for most of that decade.
Thunder – All You Can Eat Review
All You Can Eat is a perfect introduction to any Thunder novice, but for those like myself who have been salivating over this band for the past 25 years
AndersonPonty Band – Better Late Than Never Review
When I first learned of the union between Jon Anderson and Jean Luc Ponty I was intrigued to hear what these two master musicians would conjure up, but I was sceptical… As it happens, this album Better Late Than Never couldn’t be more aptly titled.
Deep Purple – Long Beach 1971 Review
Deep Purple, a band who defined a new genre of Rock and an even bigger definition of what it takes to play live Rock n Roll are back with a 70 minute album ‘Long Beach 1971’. With 4 of their classic hits remastered in this magical live recording Deep Purple fans can get ready to be transported back in Time to the Long Beach, California Concert in 71.
Angra – Secret Garden Review
Despite being a very major band in their country, and really melodic metal in general, Brazilian group Angra has never been one of my favorites. I’ve always enjoyed their music, but aside from their masterpiece Temple of Shadows, I tend to like them but not love them.