Adam Cox
What You Should Have Been Listening to: Best of 2015
Well, fellow Decibel Geeks it’s that time again and as the year draws to a close, each of the staff here at Decibel Geek Podcast/Website
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Album Review: Enfeeble – Momentum of Tranquility
Never was a title of a record more misleading than this; Momentum of Tranquility is far from being tranquil. Tranquil is about calm, but this
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Forgotten Gem: Marillion – Clutching at Straws (1987)
“We live out lives in private shells Ignore our senses and fool ourselves To thinking that out there there’s someone else cares Someone to answer
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Album Review: John Taglieri – True Believer (EP)
New Jersey rocker, John Taglieri has just released his 14th effort, True Believer. Largely a DIY EP, it is released on his Leap Dog Music
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Album Review: Enzo and the Glory Ensemble-In The Name of the Father
Album Review: Enzo and the Glory Ensemble: In The Name of the Father Release Date: Dec. 24, 2015 Tis the season to listen to Christian
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Album Review: Fortress/Eliot-On the Loose and They Can Rock!
American melodic hard rock band Fortress started its’ life in the early 1980´s in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The band was formed by guitar slingers Vince Magyar and
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Album Review: Lionsault – Are You Feeling Lucky?
It’s amazing in this day and age of internet highways creating a digital sea of music availability that one can still discover new bands from
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Album Review: Ascendia – The Lion And The Jester
What have I found in my possession?? After going over my daily routine of facebook feeds, I find myself intrigued by a friend’s post. This
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Album Review: SPIDERS – Why Don’t You (EP)
Why Don’t You get a piece of this Swedish sleaze band from Gothenburg? Spiders‘ latest EP is three songs deep of dope decibel debauchery. Like
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Warrant: The Whipping (Down) Boys of 80’s Hair Metal
I was at a hockey game recently and on came “Pour Some Sugar On Me” from Def Leppard of course. Behind us were some 20,