Jack Starr’s Burning Starr – Souls of the Innocent
Amongst the sea of 80s metal bands who never ascended to mega superstar household name status is Jack Starr’s Burning Starr. Formed by guitar virtuoso […]
Month: July 2022
James Durbin (Cleanbreak, American Idol) Interview
When we last interviewed James Durbin, he was riding high on the release of The Beast Awakens: an epic metal concept album that drew from […]
Molder – Engrossed in Decay
For those who have been following this webzine since its inception, it’s no secret we’ve had quite the love affair with death metal mutants Molder. […]
Idol Throne – The Sibylline Age
The blackened speedpunks known as Wraith don’t just make killer music that you should totally be on board with; they’re genuinely killer dudes too. It’s […]
Top 10: Nazareth Songs
On any given week, I’d be thrilled to revisit and re-examine the lengthy catalog of Nazareth. The Scottish hard rock/heavy metal pioneers have influenced scenes […]
Crossing Rubicon – Perfect Storm
Without even listening to the music, Crossing Rubicon’s debut album, Perfect Storm, comes off as one of those obscure late 90s/early 2000s AOR releases that […]
Journey – Freedom
There was a time, many, many moons ago, when Reagan was president and the Atari was the hottest console on the market, that the release […]
Tom Keifer, L.A. Guns, and Faster Pussycat at the Arcada Theatre (7/9/2022)
Two years into the pandemic era and it feels like 80s metal and hard rock nostalgia is at an all time high. Between new Stranger […]
Cleanbreak – Coming Home
It seems like every month I’m reviewing a new Frontiers supergroup creation. Based off recent patterns, this isn’t far from the truth. In May, it […]
Massacre – Mythos
There’s no denying that Kam Lee is one of the forefathers of death metal. Not only that, but nearly 40 years since he initially formed […]