Category: 2000s Reviews
All 2000s reviews for the GDMonline.info website. Decade 2000-2009.
The Frozen Rain debut is a very classy effort all round. True, there are lots of contributors to the album….
As mentioned, to my ears, ‘Dream Zone’ bears little resemblance to the first On The Rise album. In fact, I…
From the Northern Nordic locale of Bergen Norway comes the duo On The Rise, ready to put the zing back…
When delivering the type of music Brighton Rock were known for, Fraze Gang are undoubtedly still adept. But by opting…
If you wind the clock back, Rox Diamond released a fantastic album back in 1992. Well thirteen years might have…
Despite the latest Presto Ballet album being released independently, I went in search of it. I secured a copy from…
Presto Ballet have delivered one of the the surprise packets of the 2005 year, bar none. Retro prog from a…
Now down to a trio (along with bassist Glenn Five), Anvil hooked up with long-time fan and erstwhile British heavyweight…
After a break of four years, Pretty Maids prove that they are still a valid proposition. Admittedly they are far…
Danish metallers Pretty Maids have a solid core of followers here at GD. Admittedly, by 2002, one could theorize that…
‘Good To Be Bad’ is a celebratory 30th anniversary of Whitesnake’s existence, and is now their eleventh studio album. Despite…
Personally, I don’t think this is Zeno’s best work, the production is ok, but the way it has been mixed…
Brother Firetribe are the new sensation coming out of the land of prog metal, Finland – during 2006.
A few years ago, I was stunned by Swedish prog metallers Dragonland, and their third effort ‘Starfall’. Melodic, commercial, and…
Not having chucked a pen at a Saga album for many years, it is timely that their new effort crossed…
This is Riot’s first album since 2002’s ‘Through The Storm’, and it would appear the band haven’t lost any sleep…
This could be labeled as unconventional by the casual listener, but for dedicated fans of The Who it’s a refreshing…
Having read some other reviews of Vicious Rumors’ ‘Warball’, it is surprising to see that many equate this release to…
Another recent discovery of Chavis Records, Hydrogyn have caused an online media stir with this release, their second following 2004’s…
It would be unfair to compare ‘Still Alive’ with Silent Rage’s prior efforts, as a lot of water has passed…
Terrific, obscure Hi-Tech AOR in my book.
Great to see this album getting some love. 💜
Alan Kelly talks about the song 'Caught In The Act'. Apparently Shy did a pre production version/demo of the song…
Always enjoyed the cover on this one. Reminds me of Captain Beyond's debut fused with some comic book character.
This album should've been called 'The Circus'.
Listening to 'Heroine', musically this is similar to 80's era Barclay James Harvest.
A perfect AOR album for the late '80s. Heavenly melody after heavenly melody.
Agree with the review. Also a big fan of the Mk and 4 albums and after a couple of listens…
The version of I-Ten's 'No Easy Way Out' is pretty good.
Perhaps Coverdale should've released this set under his own name rather than tarnishing the Whitesnake brand. A totally redundant set…