Month: July 2020

When Alcatrazz formed in 1983, every member brought their own unique quality to the table. Graham Bonnet brought his powerhouse vocals which launched Rainbow into […]

Long before Tobias Forge and his gang of masked ghouls rose to infamy under the moniker Ghost, there were many other bands of the same […]

2020 continues to be the year of unexpected comebacks with the return of southern rock veterans, Le Roux. The band got their start 45 years […]

I’ve been a fan of Cardiac Arrest for nearly a decade. These death metal veterans continue to get deadlier with each subsequent release. But when […]

If you’re of a certain age, you remember that era when heavy metal, hard rock, and AOR were thrown together in the same basket. Think […]

I tend not to acknowledge symphonic metal’s existence. It’s one of those styles/scenes I could never get in to. Part of it’s because it’s so […]

Jo Capitalicide is like the Great White North’s Joel Grind. He’s a metalpunk renaissance man, not afraid to dip his toes in a vast array […]

In the 1970s, Kansas were arena rock behemoths. Their music was a unique blend consisting of the hooks of pop rock, the crunchy guitars of […]

The solo album: a vehicle for artists to express their creativity outside the walls of their respective bands. KISS knew how to capitalize on this […]