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James Labrie – Beautiful Shade of Grey Review
‘Beautiful Shades of Grey’ is the title of LaBrie’s new album, an album that has its roots back in 2011. LaBrie was contributing with some vocals to Eden’s Curse’s... -
James LaBrie on the Release of His Fourth Solo CD, Beautiful Shade of Grey – It Paying Homage to the Classic Rock Era of the Late 60s and 70s!
This release started to take shape with his friend and fellow collaborator, bassist Paul Logue of Eden's Curse, shortly after the global pandemic. It’s inherently personal as it touches... -
Jordan Rudess Discusses ‘Wired For Madness’ As We Take It For A Spin
'Wired For Madness' is truly a musical experience for any music lover regardless of preferred tastes and genres. The deep and epic nature of the songs flow in and... -
Dream Theater’s Jordan Rudess to release ‘Wired For Madness’
Dream Theater’s Jordan Rudess will release his brand new spiralling and stunning solo album ‘Wired for Madness’ on April 19 via Music Theories Recordings / Mascot Label Group.... -
Dream Theater – Distance Over Time Review
If I could describe Distance Over Time with one simple phrase, it would be “back to the basics”... -
Ayreon – The Source Review
while previous Ayreon albums have had some impressive casts, this has to be the best one yet! ... -
Dream Theater – The Astonishing Review
Epic. Sprawling. Career defining?... -
James LaBrie – I Will Not Break EP Review
James LaBrie really had one hell of a 2013. He released a very good solo record in Impermanent Resonance and DREAM THEATER put out arguably their best album in... -
Exclusive Interview with Guitar Virtuoso John Petrucci (Guitars, Dream Theater)
First and foremost, with everybody we wanted to see if they can pull off the songs, play them correctly, and that they it felt right musically. That’s something Mike...
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Luke Appleton – Forever Viking EP Review
This is good and shows not just what a talent Luke Appleton is but also Mehta, Harris, and Luke’s brother Chris – who co-produced. Finely crafted songs that are... -
Stonetrip – Run Free Review
This is rock n roll at its finest. If you like The L.A. Maybe, Classless Act, Doomsday Outlaw, etc then these will be right up your alley. It’s all... -
Night Demon – Outsider Review
Night Demon – with a name like that you gotta expect old school NWOBHM influenced metal and that’s exactly what you get, but, with some other flavors in there... -
Enslaved – Heimdal Review
Old and young, this could also be understood as an overarching central theme. Enslaved have grown older as well, and in a way, their latest album connects 30 years... -
Insomnium – Anno 1696 Review
The Finns of Insomnium are well-known since they have been around since 1997. With an impressive discography of eight albums, the Finns have delivered excellent results over the past years. However,... -
Samavayo – Payan Review
There are guest appearances by members of acts like ELDER, COOGANS BLUFF, GREENLEAD and even a cover of a popular Iranian pop superstar (GOOGOOSH) is included, so I can...
