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CALL OF THE WILD 2020- First Band Announcement (News)
CGCM Podcast‘s Rich “The Meister” Dillon had an excellent time at Call of the Wild Festival this year. Already booked accomodations for 2020, he is
Author: The Meister
Concert Review
BURNING WITCHES – Sweden Rock 2019 (Blog & Photos)
Once again the first band of the day proves how Sweden Rock should be started! They again, like The Wild! yesterday, hold the “Best Band
Album Review
BARSTOOL PROPHETS – Crank (Retro Review)
Ever get tired of nothing but “new” music? Don’t get me wrong, I love discovering new bands, awesome new songs, and albums, but sometimes the
Album Review
LICENCE – Never 2 Old 2 Rock (Album Review)
Sequels are exciting, especially if you hold the original in high regard. But sequels can also often be disappointing compared to the original. The biggest
Interview
NIKKI STRINGFIELD – Chat With (Interview)
English Heavy Metal band Iron Maiden began in the mid-’70s. They attained success in the 80s and were leading pioneers in the NWOBHM movement. In
Concert Review
THE WILD! – Sweden Rock 2019 (Blog & Photos)
The Wild! _ Sweden Rock 2019. Canada’s THE WILD! truly are a force to reckon with. They’ve grown a lot in popularity and recognition with
Album Review
RIOT CITY – Burn the Night (Album Review)
Traditional metal fans rejoice! Old school Accept and Judas Priest lovers sit up and take note! I present Riot City and their May 2019 release
Concert Review
KROKUS – Sweden Rock 2019- (Blog & Photos)
Switzerland’s legendary hard-rock band KROKUS are embarking on their farewell tours. After over 40 years, 18 studio releases and numerous roster configurations, the end is
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H.E.A.T Festival Club, ROCKFABRIK, Faces Closure (News)
In December 2018, I attended my first H.E.A.T Festival in Ludwigsburg, Germany. Canadaian bands Gypsy Rose and Coney Hatch both performed on the bill of
Concert Review
THE GENERATIONS ARMY – Sweden Rock 2019 (Blog)
Coming across young Swedish Thrash Band, The Generations Army by way of recommendation from a friend, I was impressed. I reviewed their Voices and Visions