Concert Review
LIONSAULT – Southern Ontario Mini-Tour (Concert Blog)
Hello Readers, This is more of a blog style article than a specific concert review. For those that know Decibel Geek/me, somewhat of a return
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Album Review
REECE – Resilient Heart (Album Review)
Resilient Heart under the moniker of Reece is the latest solo album from singer David Reece. David will of course always be associated with the
Album Review
HITMAN – The Offering: Side 1 (Album Review)
Back in 2011 when they formed, I assume that Hitman were pleased that the other Hittman band chose to double the t’s when they formed
Concert Review
ERIC MARTIN – Live at Bannerman’s Bar, Edinburgh (Concert Review)
Eric Martin of Mr Big (as well as Avantasia) fame opened his UK acoustic tour in Bannerman’s Bar in Edinburgh on October 16, a Tuesday
Album Review
SACRAL RAGE – Beyond Celestial Echoes (Album Review)
It can’t really be said that Greece has a world-renowned heavy metal scene, but throughout the years there has been a long line of bands
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GRETA VAN FLEET – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (Album Review)
Greta Van Fleet is a name I’ve heard bouncing around over the last year, along with the taglines attached of Led Zeppelin rip-offs and the alternate saviors
Concert Review
RICKY WARWICK AND DAMON JOHNSON – Live In Edinburgh (Concert Review)
Having Laughs In Bannerman’s Bar There have been many great comedic double acts through the years. Laurel And Hardy, Abbott And Costello, The 2 Ronnies
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CAULDRON – New Gods (Album Review)
Background New Gods is the fifth studio album from Canadian three-piece Cauldron. Having formed in 2006 the band consists of mainstays Jason Decay (bass, vocals)
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RAMAGE INC – Under The Skin – (Album Review)
A Little About The Band: Ramage Inc are a Scottish band based in and around Edinburgh. This 4-piece have been around since 2012 having released
Album Review
LORDS OF THE TRIDENT – Shadows From The Past (Album Review)
Shadows From The Past is the fourth studio album from Lords of the Trident, who, on the face of it, you would expect to hail