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They were formed back in 2011, and are a five-piece Blues and Southern Rock band from Los Angeles, California, comprising of

The songs themselves are excellent from start to finish; they’re well written and well performed, standing tall next to those from 1994.

Classic Accept have delivered in their own powerfully inimitable way; more please!

If you loved the debut, you’ll flip when you hear this... brilliant!

This is so good and doesn’t conform to Prog Rock, Prog Metal, filmic Metal or any other labels we might want to place on it.

In my humble opinion this is the Metal Gods back to their very best, if you don’t already own it make sure you dash to your local record ...

The press release declares “The joy is back, and Bon Jovi is here. Forever!” Listening to this record, I can believe it.

This is a sterling effort from veterans who prove that class is permanent. The band’s Purple-patch continues – highly recommended!

Swedish-born Kristoffer Gildenlöw isn’t a name instantly recognisable to many, but it should be!

This album was released in March 2024, ten years since this British Blues Rock guitarist and vocalist released ‘The House Of Mercy’ album.

‘Let There Be Anarchy’ is the third release from Power/Heavy Metal supergroup Art Of Anarchy

The godfathers of British Melodic Rock are back with album number fourteen, and as someone who has followed them since their debut back in

A couple of years ago our Editor, Bruce Mee, put together a great little album as a personal tribute to his late mother

How best to sum up the ever more engaging enigma (both musical and otherwise) that is Bruce Dickinson?

Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for one unforgettable ride. The unforgettable ride is from an intense Hard Rock band out of London named

Most people are aware that I’m a colossal Bryan Adams fan. He was the first artist I was truly a fan of after “borrowing” my Uncle’s ...

The music world recently mourned the passing of Bernie Marsden, a tragic event now ever so slightly softened with the release of his final

“No more sleep through the night, no light through the dark, that’s not rain on the ground, smoke and fire will leave its deadly mark...”

My love affair with then rising NWOBHM stars Saxon began more than forty years ago when a friend at school introduced me to ‘Wheels Of Steel

You could call this a match made in heaven, you could call it an album of pure AOR class, you could call it the dogs dangly bits.