Top 10: Metal Albums of 1978
1978 was great! While Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and Uriah Heep were becoming (or had become) yesterday’s news, a storm was brewing in England and […]
Articles by Joe Miller
Redd Barron – Sands of Time
If you’ve never heard of Redd Barron, you can be forgiven. Like many bands of their era, they never made it past the demo stage. […]
Joseph Williams – Denizen Tenant
Holy hot tamale Batman! Did the members of Toto really pull a KISS and drop solo albums on the same day? Yes they did. While […]
Steve Lukather – I Found the Sun Again
When Steve Lukather entered the studio to record his latest album, I Found the Sun Again, the premise was simple: Let’s do this like we […]
Alice Cooper – Detroit Stories
Gather ’round children and listen. Today’s story is a true one. Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Alice. Alice was born […]
Steve Lukather (Toto) Interview
Fact: Right now, some radio station somewhere in the world is playing a song Steve Lukather wrote, performed on, or both. It doesn’t matter what […]
From My Collection #6: Alice Cooper – DaDa
Welcome to another edition of From My Collection. Today, we take a deep dive into the catalog of one of rock’s most important figures, Alice […]
Top 10: Ian Gillan Vocal Performances
Ozzy Osbourne may be the first heavy metal singer, but it was Ian Gillan who singlehandedly laid down the groundwork for all metal singers to […]
Suffering Hour – The Cyclic Reckoning
Before you read this review, I invite you to deeply inhale. Breathe in all the air around you. Now close your eyes for a few […]
Damon Johnson & The Get Ready – Battle Lessons
Contrary to popular belief, The Black Crowes weren’t the only band keeping 70s hard rock alive in the heart of the grunge era. There was […]