Album Review
Heavy Star – Electric Overdrive (Album Review)
Electric Overdrive is the debut album from the Italian hard rock band Heavy Star. I have read the eighties hard rock sound is alive and
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Album Review
The Struts – Everybody Wants (Album Review)
Release Date: March 4, 2016 (UK release was way back in 2014) Shame on me once again, with a name such as they have I
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Destination Nineteen Eighty-something! Time Capsule – Lita Ford
Lita, fire up the Delorean, destination nineteen eighty-something! The story behind Lita Ford‘s new album Time Capsule is almost as captivating as any Back to
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Distant Past – Rise of the Fallen (Album Review)
What would you do if you could cross Judas Priest with Iron Maiden? Would you take on the responsibility of trying to make metal music
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Surgical Meth Machine (Album Review)
Ministry, Revolting Cocks and 1000 Homo Dj’s mastermind Al Jourgensen has a new project dubbed Surgical Meth Machine. The band’s self-titled debut album is due on April 15
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Tournament – Teenage Creature (Album Review)
Teenage Creature is Brooklyn-based Tournament’s second full-length album. Tournament is a four-piece consisting of Montana Masback: Vocals & Guitar, Ryan Kelly: Bass Guitar, Sean Kraft:
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Ian Parry’s Rock Emporium (Album Review)
When you’ve got a “Society of Friends” like Ian Parry has, all you need is songs. The perk of being a singer/leader of an act
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A Rebel Few – As The Crow Flies (Album Review)
WOW! What the hell just happened? Excuse me a moment while I catch my breath, get something to drink and rest my now scrambled brain.
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Lords of Black – II (Album Review)
Lords of Black-fronted by Ronnie Romero who everyone knows is fronting Richie Blackmore’s Rainbow this year, and with Tony Hernando (guitars) and drummer Andy C (both originally from the
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Slave To The White Line! – Chemical Burn “Smokin Mirrors”
One of the pleasures of writing for the Decibel Geek website is the chance to discover and share new music with you. Rock is dead