Commentary
The 2017 SWEDEN ROCK FESTIVAL – Recap Day 2 (Festival Review/Feature)
Thursday, June 8, 2017 – Sweden Rock Festival 2017 – Day #2 Hotel breakfast and buckets of coffee started Thursday, June 8th. Then it was
Category: Features
Adam Cox
ADAM’S APPLE – Releases From 2nd June (Feature)
So, I was shuffling through my Apple Music Playlists last week and got to New Releases and thought it may be fun to give a
Concert Review
FRONTIERS ROCK FESTIVAL IV, Milan, Italy – The Full Coverage (Festival Report)
A new contributor to the Decibel Geek family, Leslie Delaere shares her full report of Frontiers Rock Festival IV. We armed Leslie with a photo
Buried Treasure
30 YEARS LATER – A LOOK BACK AT THE LIFE OF LEGENDARY LUTHIER, KRIS DERRIG
May 14, 2017, marks the 30th anniversary of the passing of Kris Derrig. A kind-hearted guitar nerd of the most adorable kind, Kris Derrig built
Commentary
BROFEST #5 Newcastle UK – The Full Report (Festival Coverage)
Well, here it is. Decibel Geek‘s complete coverage of our first experience at Brofest #5 in Newcastle UK. On hand for the event, we found Decibel
Bakko
25 Albums Turning 25 That Don’t Suck (1992)
1992. What comes mind for you when you think of that year? Nirvana‘s Nevermind reached number 1 on the Billboard charts. Vince Neil quit Motley Crue… right
Adam Cox
DAVID HOPE – Rock View Of 2016
Adam Cox reached out to me and asked if I had any thoughts on 2016 and what’s ahead for 2017 regarding our band, the Apocalyptic
Adam Cox
The Best of 2016 (Decibel Geek Staff Picks)
Hello, and welcome to Decibel Geek. For the uninitiated, we are a hard rock/heavy metal website and weekly podcast. Decibel Geek began as a weekly podcast
Audio/Video
MORC West: MONSTERWOOD 2016 – Complete Coverage
Once again On the Blue Entertainment has presented a successful Monsters of Rock Cruise. Dubbed Monsterwood, this 6th voyage in five years departed from the
Brian Ronald
Behold ROCK n’ SKULL! Decibel Geek Returns for 2016.
Let me tell you, I for one would rather attend the smaller festivals (although the bigger events can be awesome as well). Most times they
