Month: December 2022

First encountered in 2019, the Swedish project Gathering Of Kings has builtn an audience among melodic rockers and for good…

Now up to album 6 and signed to a new label, one hopes that Captain Black Beard have found a…

Whatever the case you’re not missing anything if you choose to pass ‘Diamond Star Halos’ up, another forgettable entry in…

The final product confirms the fact that this is another in a long line of tedious albums from Megadeth with…

Come April 2022, Northern Irish band Silent Running return with their fourth studio album ‘Follow The Light’ on their own…

Find Me are a Swedish/American project band that GDM has reviewed since day one, and now we’re up to album…

Los Angeles AOR band Fortune were always held in high esteem by the membership of the GDM site, now they…

Paul Sabu is always a popular draw at GDM, but this latest beastie ‘Banshee’ might put certain reputations at risk.

The oldies circuit could certainly do with a band of White Spirit’s caliber delivering the musical goods once more, after…

Despite the band name the Ohio based AOR Gypzy is more of a synthwave meets melodic rock hybrid.

Lockhart are a new Canadian project from Toronto, yes its 80’s AOR but the trio have prior careers based on…

Here’s the well overdue solo effort from Toto veteran David Paich. It took years to get the album release to…

It’s Journey’s first studio album in eleven years, and for longtime fans it’s well overdue too, but there is a…

Much like American resurrectees Leatherwolf, Canadian metallers Sword are another 80’s band to receive a new lease of life in…

Wrapped in a pure AOR production thanks to Ron Nevison, this album is the pick of the bunch from Shooting…

An absolute scintillating expression of AOR as expressed by L.A heroes White Sister. Mighty stuff!

We look at Blue Oyster Cult’s 1981’s ‘Fire Of Unknown Origin’, an album which surprised many at the time as…

Though the debut album from mid-west prog band Starcastle saw its release in 1976, the material originates from 1974.

Here’s a relic from the early-mid 70’s New York scene, they were the Latin rock influenced Toro.

HOTH is quite different from earlier Led Zeppelin albums, more interested in their own material, and moving away from their…