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SWEDEN ROCK 2018 Anticipation #1 – 2013 Recap (Blog)
Thinking ahead to Sweden Rock 2018 makes me think back a few years. I always wanted to go to one of those huge rock/metal festivals
Category: Reviews
Album Review
SALEM – Attrition (Album Review)
Salem (sometimes also labeled Salem U.K. to distinguish themselves from the Israeli thrash band going by the same name) is a classic UK hard rock band
Album Review
ANVIL – Pounding the Pavement (Album Review)
Calling Toronto, Ontario as home, Canadian heavy metal/thrash/speed icons Anvil are once again proving “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. The band’s 17th full-length studio output, Pounding the
Album Review
WORRY BLAST .44 (Album Review)
Worry Blast have chosen to begin their .44 album with “Outta Nowhere”. Disgustingly appropriate seeing as that’s what happened here. They came at me hard
Album Review
DEVOID – Cup of Tears (Album Review)
When a record comes to you supplied by a label such as Melodic Rock Records, one would expect, well melodic rock. And yes there’s tons
Album Review
JUSTIFY REBELLION – Unleashing The Beast (Album Review)
As the rock ‘n’ roll train leaves 2017 and careens into 2018 it shows no sign of slowing down, never mind stopping. A testament to
Album Review
The Complete VINNIE VINCENT Collection (Feature)
Welcome to Decibel Geek‘s Complete Vinnie Vincent Collection. Here, you’ll find links to everything we’ve done on the enigmatic KISS guitarist. Born Vincent Cusano in Bridgeport Connecticut
Album Review
GENE SIMMONS – Gene Simmons Vault (Disc 5, Album Review)
*Past reviews* Click here for Disc 1 Click here for Disc 2 Click here for Disc 3 Click here for Disc 4 An unbelievable opportunity
Album Review
MACHINE HEAD – Catharsis (Album Review)
From 1998 to 2002 it seemed there were three bands I would see at least once every nine months by pure happenstance. Sevendust, Coal Chamber,
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ASKING ALEXANDRIA at the Myth Nightclub (Concert Review)
I first heard of Asking Alexandria from a Revolver Magazine article with Sebastian Bach. Shortly after that, I saw them play with Bas at the