-
SWEET OBLIVION FEAT. GEOFF TATE “SWEET OBLIVION” Review
Sweet Oblivion gives a modern twist of the melodic metal scene of the nineties, and the presence of Geoff Tate takes the material to the next level!... -
Avanatasia’s Moonglow Shines Down On London & There’s Not An Elf In Sight!
Performing to a jam-packed, sold out venue, Tobias Sammet and his Avantasia Moonglow tour ensemble made this corner of London theirs for one very special night. ... -
Operation: Mindcrime – live at The Garage, Islington, London, January 15 2018
With a wry smile and a genuine sense of 'job done', Tate dropped the microphone and walked off. ... -
Operation Mindcrime – The New Reality Review
OK, if you read my reviews for the first two Operation Mindcrime albums you know that I wasn’t the biggest fan of those.... -
Geoff Tate, Building an Empire, All Acoustic Show, London O2 Academy 2 review
His memories and how his Father explained how life in the military worked helped Tate deliver the 'American Soldier' album with Queensrÿche. His story leads to a fantastic performance... -
Geoff Tate, Tim “Ripper” Owens and Blaze Bayley… not one, not two, but all three!
Three of the most well-respected metal singers from three of the most well-respected metal bands, together on stage in November! Come November, heavy metal fans in at least eight... -
Interview with Geoff Tate (vocalist – Operation Mindcrime)
During the recent tour of the UK with his band, Operation Mindcrime, leader singer and former front man with progressive metal icons Queensrÿche took time out to speak to... -
Operation: Mindcrime Announce European tour to promote ‘The Key’ – News, October 2015
Geoff Tate recently announced a mainland European tour to promote ’The Key’, the debut album by his new post-Queensrÿche project OPERATION: MINDCRIME. Four UK dates have now been added... -
Interview with Operation: Mindcrime’s, Geoff Tate
Geoff Tate needs little introduction. As frontman for Queensrÿche, the singer fronted the band for over two decades, and in the process released some of progressive metal’s finest albums....
- MORBID ANGEL On Illinois Roof Collapse: 'We Lost A Brother In Metal Last Night'
- SLIPKNOT's JAY WEINBERG Unveils New Mask For KNOTFEST JAPAN
- LACUNA COIL Contributes New Song 'Never Dawn' To 'Zombicide: White Death' Board Game
- Watch DROWNING POOL Perform With Singer RYAN MCCOMBS In Houston
- DEF LEPPARD's VIVIAN CAMPBELL Picks THIN LIZZY's PHIL LYNOTT As His 'Rock God'
- Roof At MORBID ANGEL Concert In Illinois Collapses; 1 Dead, 28 Hospitalized
- Watch Pro-Shot Video Of ACCEPT's Concert In Paris
- JUDAS PRIEST's RICHIE FAULKNER On His Recovery Following His Life-Saving Heart Surgery: 'I Got Another Chance'
- UDO DIRKSCHNEIDER: U.D.O. Is 'More ACCEPT Than ACCEPT Is At The Moment'
- Prey
-
Last in Line – Jericho Review
The final product proves that seasoned musicians can and will establish their chemistry and create something truly their own and with "Jericho" you bare witness to this in plain... -
Tribulation – Hamartia EP Review
Tribulation started as an old-school death metal mob, but they have developed their sound into a melodic goth/death metal hybrid which sounds pretty cool. According to guitarist Adam Zaars... -
Paul Gilbert – The Dio Album Review
Out of a handful of folks in the Rock realm that could pull this off, I think Gilbert is on that list unquestionably, not being a stranger to instrumental... -
Omnicidal – The Omnicidalist Review
Omnicidal was formed out of the remnants of a couple of Swedish bands that decided to split. Seeing this as a perfect opportunity to get something going singer/guitarist Svedland... -
Tyler Bryant And The Shakedown – Dirty Work EP Review
The guitar is a wonderfully versatile instrument, whether it moves air or electrons, in the right hands it can be a seriously potent weapon. Tyler Bryant isn’t doing anything... -
Words That Burn – Cut Throat Culture Review
Words That Burn are an up-and-coming alt/metalcore act from Dundalk, Ireland, and are not to be confused with the crust/punk mob from Wisconsin. This is their third album –...
