Concert Review
STRIKER / LUTHARO – Velvet Underground Toronto (Concert Review)
Unleash the Archers are coming to Toronto. Meh. Supporting them are Edmonton’s Striker. Now that I’m in for. A longtime fan, I’ve never seen Striker
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STRYPER and KIX – Arcada Theatre, IL (Alex Dale Photo Gallery)
Stryper and Kix rocked the Arcada Theatre in IL to a sold out crowd! Kix played the whole album Blow My Fuse in order! This
Bakko
GRAND ROCKTEMBER VI – End of Summer – Festival Review
“Summer will end soon enough, and childhood as well.” – George R.R. Martin For the past five years, thousands of aging metal heads have spent
Brian Ronald
KANSAS – C.N.E. Bandshell (Photo Gallery)
I recently had the pleasure of shooting Kansas in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE). It was 41 years and 1 day after I
AFM Records
AFM RECORDS Decibel Geek Takeover (Feature)
As one of the premier record labels issuing rock and metal, AFM Records has been in the game for over 20 years. Many great names
Concert Review
BLOODSTOCK 2018 – Sunday Review And Round Up (Festival Review)
For those who have been following my reviews of Bloodstock Metal Festival 2018 on behalf of Decibel Geek will know that I was bitten by
Commentary
BLOODSTOCK 2018 – Saturday, August 11 – Part 2 (Festival Review)
Combichrist – BLOODSTOCK 2018 Continuing with Saturday at Bloodstock Metal Festival brings us back to the main stage. This was for a band that I
Concert Review
BLOODSTOCK 2018 – Saturday, August 11 – Part 1 (Festival Review)
Saturday for this reviewer featured more bands on the main stage (Dio) and the big tent (Sophie). Although there were still a few bands that
Concert Review
NIGHT DEMON / BLOOD STAR / TOMBKICKER – Toronto (Concert Review)
…..and only Darkness Remains. What a night…Demon that is! Being newer to the Night Demon camp than I probably should be, this was only my
Concert Review
BLOODSTOCK 2018 – Friday August 10 – Part 2 (Live Festival Review)
BLOODSTOCK 2018 – Friday, August 10, continued Continuing with the review of Friday at Bloodstock Metal Festival leads us into both smaller New Blood stage