Concert Review
EPICA: The United Principle Tour – Glasgow ABC1 (Concert Review)
Thoughts in advance of the Epica show: On an absolutely atrocious night of rain in Glasgow where roads round about were closed causing traffic chaos
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Bakko
JUDAS PRIEST Brings Firepower To The Armory (Concert Review)
The Twin cities and greater Minnesota Metal Community were represented well at the Minneapolis Armory on April 2nd, as Judas Priest brought their Firepower Tour
Album Review
TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK – A Voice Unheard (Album Review)
Tomorrow’s Outlook formed in 2007 in Sørvik, Troms County, Norway. That’s Arctic Northern Norway. Sounds way too cold for this Canadian Metalhead! The original formation
Album Review
WHITE FOXX – Come Pet The Foxx (Album Review)
Are you familiar with bands like Cinderella, Britny Fox, Tangier and Heaven’s Edge? Ever heard of White Foxx? You will probably say yes to the
Album Review
AMORETTES – Born To Break (Album Review)
High expectations don’t scratch the surface of my anticipation of the forthcoming effort from The Amorettes – Born To Break. Their previous release, White Hot
Album Review
MAVERICK – Cold Star Dancer (Album Review)
MAVERICK – Changes Hard rocking Northern Irishmen Maverick return with their third full-length album, Cold Star Dancer, and basically, carry on from where they left
AFM Records
ROSS THE BOSS – Rockpile Toronto (Concert Review)
This is a bit of an elusive event for me. Knowing the day I had laid out before the concert, I expected I may not
Album Review
DEMONS SING OF THE END – Take Life By The Throat And Scream (Album Review)
When I hear the phrase “one-man band” I always think of Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins. Yeah, I’m weird. Well, it ain’t ole Dick
Album Review
NIGHTBREAK – Wicked Angel (Album Review)
Coming out of The Bronx New York City New York we have Nightbreak. Personally, I’m a little confused about this release. It arrived to me
Album Review
SALTY DOG – Lost Treasure (Album Review)
Sometimes albums and/or songs just stay with you. For almost 30 years even. That’s the case with a song called “Come Along” from a band