Category: 2014

As much as I was a fan of Sonic Station’s debut a couple of years back, this new one takes…

Overland is a great name for an album huh? We’ve been on the case for Steve Overland’s new album since…

If you’re a fan of Stan Bush, you’ll definitely want to rush out and get this. You can count on…

After a period of ten years without a studio album from 1998-2008 Uriah Heep have definitely been prolific in the…

The current incarnation of this band have been described as Yes lite. In this day and age that is probably…

As a big fan of Swedish band Dynazty, I was quite surprised at how heavy they ended up for this…

Accept returned with a proverbial vengeance in 2010 with ‘Blood Of The Nations’ and new vocalist Mark Tornillo. However it…

As you might have assumed this live set is purely for the most loyal of Krokus followers.

In between campaigning against the political machine running the United States and hunting, Ted Nugent has somehow found time to…

There’s a slight improvement to be found on this Magnum albeit, not quite there but far better than the last…

We’ve reviewed just about every Asia album going. Not all, but many. I’ve added this latest live CD from their…

Overall, Asia’s ‘Gravitas’ an OK listen, but not a completely convincing exercise for mine. The songs drift between prog, symphonic…

Blessed with perhaps the dopiest cover of 2014, British band Ten somehow manage to find treasure in the trash in…

Brother Firetribe have been out of the public eye for six years, and they’ve been surely missed. Finland’s prime AOR…

This could have been an excellent album on par with the past several House Of Lords albums, but the sound…

There’s still life in Quiet Riot and Banali has been proven right in the long run to keep the band…

A mixed bag of results for Judas Priest and an album which is a fine comeback, but isn’t the heavy…

Secret are the duo of 91 Suite alumni Jesus Epsin and Ivan Gonzalez, who sound better than ever, and I…