Bonham-Bullick – Bonham-Bullick
I’d like to start this review by saying that I try my best to avoid cover albums like the plague. The irony in typing that […]
Articles by Joe Miller
Thunder – Dopamine
Thunder is one of those peculiar bands who, despite reaching superstar, arena headliner, multi-platinum selling status everywhere else around the globe, are virtually unknown here […]
Robin Trower – No More Worlds to Conquer
Robin Trower is an artist I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember. I recall being very young (somewhere between 3 and […]
Top 10: Twisted Sister Songs
The early 80s were arguably the best time in recorded history to be a teenage metalhead. The dark imagery and shocking stage antics of Iron […]
Mirror – The Day Bastard Leaders Die
If you’ve ever wondered what Scorpions would’ve sounded like had Uli Jon Roth never left the band, the answer lies within traditional metal supergroup Mirror. […]
Fer de Lance – The Hyperborean
It was a little over two years ago that I reviewed the debut EP from then newly formed Chicago metal supergroup, Fer de Lance. Although […]
Andy Timmons Interview
If there ever was a “guitarist’s guitarist”, it would be Andy Timmons. The Danger Danger shredder turned solo artist has spent nearly 30 years creating […]
Skull Fist – Paid in Full
Back in the early 2010s, before the so called NWOTHM was really a thing, there were a small handful of traditional metal bands keeping the […]
Axel Rudi Pell – Lost XXIII
Despite consistently touring and releasing music since 1989, Axel Rudi Pell is essentially unknown here in America. Those who are aware of his name tend […]
From My Collection #38: Icon – Icon
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. In the history of hard rock and heavy metal, there’s no shortage of bands who would’ve, could’ve, […]