Formed in 2016 in Cleveland, OH, and now singed to Wake Up! Music Group, A Killer’s Confession (AKC) is led by vocalist Waylon Reavis and
Tag: hard rock
VITNE: “Aria” has a real sense of purpose
VITNE’s music has influences ranging from 80’s glam metal and power metal, to folk and classical RPG-soundtracks. His latest concept album “Aria”, was written, to
Grand Rezerva: “Nowhere Bound” masterfully reigns supreme
The talented Swedish band Grand Rezerva – comprised of Michael C. Svensson – Vocals, Andreas Lundberg – Guitar, Mattias “Tiz” Nilsson – Guitar, Thomas Helgesson –
Pietro Cottone: “Fight For Their Rights” – between bombastic and beautiful!
The first time I listened to the album, “Fight For Their Rights” – a concept album written, arranged, performed and produced by the musician and
Back To Eden: “Twin Flame” – an authentic classic metal sound
In collaboration with vocalist Aliz Kasim, plus special guest musicians from all over the world Back To Eden is the heavy metal project of guitarist,
Henry Metal: “Metal O’Clock” – a powerful double penetration of both voracious lines and bitchin’ riffage
Henry Metal debuted in late March of 2017 with the release of 2 singles which was then followed by the albums; “So It Hath Begun”,
Fly Like Venus: “Scenes” – everything connected to the classic four-letter-word that is – ROCK!
At the epicenter of a trans-formative new rock movement, with all its pros and cons, plus the power and beauty, of the legendary last bastion
Metal Band Crimson Guardian Release Album ‘Sands of Time’
Crimson Guardian, A NW Original Hard Rock/Metal Band, have just dropped their their latest album ‘Sands of Time’. The new album offers a classic rock
Vitne: “Jupiter” – a shining moment for rock!
Vitne, born Joseph Kimbrell in Charleston, SC USA, began playing in punk rock bands at the age of 15, eventually co-founding the band Golden Palace
Henry Metal: “So It Hath Begun” seriously rocks like anything did in the 80’s and 90’s
Henry Metal might have a fine veil of satire embracing the project, but he makes just about the best tribute to the excess of the
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