Adam Cox
Album Review: Energy of the Elements – 03:30 Dehuman Rise
Love Power Metal? Love Operatic Metal? Love Energy of the Elements? I listened to 03:30 without any preconceived ideas and was rewarded by a fascinating
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Album Review: Jameson Raid-Uninvited Guests
In the swelling ocean of digital media that sweeps through my email inbox in colassal tidal waves stirred up by promotion companies, bands themselves and
Adam Cox
VOODOO CIRCLE – Whiskey Fingers (Album Review)
Halloween is a distant memory, but some magic music is being created by the German band Voodoo Circle, a Classic Rock collective, founded in 2008,
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Album Review: Harem Scarem Live At The Phoenix
Harem Scarem was formed back in 1987 after Pete Lesperance (guitar) and Harry Hess (vocals) of Blind Vengeance, teamed up with Darren Smith on drums
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Album Review: Blood Red Saints – Speedway
When the CD Speedway by a band called Blood Red Saints came my way for a review I wasn’t sure what to expect. After all,
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Christmas Recipe/Holiday Survival Guide for MetalHeads
A Christmas Recipe for the MetalHead/Rawker to Get Through the Holidays I like Christmas music. A lot. Almost every style too including country music renditions.
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Album Review: Torino Albums Get a Refreshing Treatment
Italian label Steelheart Memories and its’ CEO Primo Bonali (in close co-operation with Rob Evans of AOR Underground/Classic Rock AOR) have now reached volume 11 and
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Forgotten Gem: Affiance – No Secret Revealed (2010)
“You’ve got to say “I’m a human being dammit. My life has value”. I want you to get up now. I want all of you
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SOLUTION 45 – Nightmares in the Waking State P1 (Album Review)
Hmmm….Solution 45? No idea? Me neither, but after a little research, this is a Swedish Death/Prog band, created by guitarist Jani Stefanovic (Miseration, Divinefire, Essence
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Album Review: Khymera – The Grand Design
The Khymera project started out in 2003 as an alliance between Italian producer/musician, Daniele Liverani and then Kansas singer Steve Walsh. This really took off