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Jeff Scott Soto – Damage Control Review
One patented staple you can always expect from Soto is the high soaring choruses he usually taps down perfectly, this new one has plenty of hooks and melodies for... -
Furyon – Gravitas Review
Is hard to initially categorized the band as I said earlier there are commercial strides, elements of progressive metal, post modern and grunge all rolled into one conglomerate... -
Sunstorm – Emotional Fire Review
Another Michael Bolton tune comes in the shape of "Gina" where Turner contributed background vocals originally; here delivers a nice updated version of the song and comes out a... -
Mr Big – Live From the Living Room Review
While the fire was still burning hot the band decided to get some recording gear together, head to Japan and host an intimate acoustic-based gig, to be recorded and... -
Primal Fear – Unbreakable Review
the more progressive vibe in "Where Angels Die" which coincidentally could be one of the best songs the band has ever done, this epic brings a more melodic metal... -
Dario Mollo & Tony Martin – Third Cage Review
Some of the slower tunes remind of Black Sabbath era days circa "Cross Purposes" 1994 another album which Tony appeared in, the reason I say this is because Martins... -
Beggars & Thieves – We Are the Brokenhearted Review
The two have stayed around in the music industry being involved in creating music, jingles etc for Nascar and Fox Sports. After 20 years absence they came back and... -
Bobby Kimball – Jimi Jamison – Kimball Jamison Review
I guess I expected that it was going to be good but it took me a few listens to try to dig into this record because at first it... -
Jorn – Live In Black CD/DVD Review
Is hard to believe that Jorn is now on his 8th album release including the 2 cover records and the Dio tribute record. The man has alot to offer...