Review MONKEY 3 ‘Welcome to the Machine’

Instrumental rockers Monkey 3 start their 2024 year with a new album. The band, hailing from Lausanne, Switzerland, started 2001 and released six longplayers. The latest one, ‘Sphere’, arrived at the record stores in 2019 and five year later the new longplayer ‘Welcome to the Machine’ is waiting for a release end of February. Monkey... Continue Reading →

Review ACE FREHLEY ‘10.000 Volts’

After Kiss shifting from the real world into the digital universe and handing over things to some avatars it is former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley who might not fill the gap but releases a really cool new record. After being in and out as ‘The Spaceman’, Frehley started a space trip into his own universe... Continue Reading →

FARGO re-issue the first four albums

Fargo belong to the trailblazers when it comes to German hard rock. Founded in Hanover in 1973 the band released four longplayers. ‘Wishing Well’ is the title of the 1979 debut album and three more records followed this successful start. ‘No Limit’, ‘Frontpage Lover’ and ‘F’ are three smashing albums that sank into oblivion until... Continue Reading →

Review ROYAL TUSK ‘Altruistic’

Royal Tusk come from Canada and have dedicated themselves to modern sounding alternative rock. However, the guys don't hail from Canada's big cities. Neither Toronto nor Montreal are the trio's hometowns, but instead they are based in laid-back Edmonton, whose hockey team has just completed a 15-game winning streak. Royal Tusk's development has been similarly... Continue Reading →

Review HAYSTACK ‘Doomsday Goes Away’

It was in 1994 when Ulf Cederlund (Entombed, Disfear, Murder Squad, Alpha Safari, Swarm of Souls) formed Haystack after a US tour with Unsane opening for Entombed. Inspired by Unsane’s more noise-rock-oriented songs, Cederlund went with Haystack into a similar direction. With ‘Doomsday Goes Away’ the trio, that next to Cederlund also includes Jonas Lundberg... Continue Reading →

Review DUST BOLT ‘Sound & Fury’

Bavarian thrash metal maniacs Dust Bolt launch their new album called ‘Sound & Fury’. What stands out first is the artwork of the newest longplayer. Young and wild, that’s what the band stands for and that is what the artwork represents. Yet kept in black & white and with solely the band in the front... Continue Reading →

Review BOKASSA ‘All Out of Dreams’

Norwegian rock export rocker Bokassa have been recently on tour, opening for the legendary Therapy?. Part of their 13 songs featuring setlist have been two new tunes that are now unleashed as a part of the newest longplayer. At the time it was the title track ‘All Out of Dreams’ and the roaring ‘Garden of... Continue Reading →

Review DEAD PIONEERS ‘Dead Pioneers’

Gregg Deal is a nationally known Indigenous artist of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe and Dead Pioneers is an extension of a performance piece called “The Punk Pan-Indian Romantic Comedy”. With the original intention of creating music for the performance a totally new project started – Dead Pioneers. Together with guitarist Josh Rivera and drummer... Continue Reading →

Review IHSAHN ‘Ihshan’

Vegard Sverre Tveitan, better known as Ihsahn, has once again excelled himself with his newest solo album. With 'Ihsahn', the musician, composer and producer has created an album that is so much more. It starts with the fact that the album is being released in two versions. On the one hand, there is the 'Metal... Continue Reading →

Review BLACKBERRY SMOKE ‘Be Right Here’

In the meantime 24 years in business, Blackberry Smoke belong to the established bands when it comes to Southern Rock. The band premiered in 2003 with ‘Bad Luck Ain’t No Crime’ and it was the third record that meant a breakthrough for the band from Atlanta, Georgia. ‘The Whippoorwill’ went into the US- and UK-charts... Continue Reading →

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