Gig review: Over The Hill and Legend of Truth at Pit Bar
An excellent evening of sweaty music in a legendary basement rock bar.
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Author: roppongirocks
Album review: Arch Enemy “Deceivers”
Catchy melodies and clean singing meet death metal and growling on the band’s 11th full-length studio album.
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Interview: Dirk Verbeuren discusses the new Megadeth album
Dirk Verbeuren talks to Roppongi Rocks about the new Megadeth album “The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!” and reveals that he will also release a new Bent Sea album.
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Album review: Lillian Axe “From Womb to Tomb”
Lillian Axe pushes its musical boundaries in new directions on its tenth studio album.
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Video: Hellsingland Underground – Live in Ljusdal – “Dizzy Jonsson & The Rovers”
Ljusdal’s finest, Hellsingland Underground, finally returned to their favourite venue in their hometown. After a too-long Covid break, on Thursday 4th August 2022, Hellsingland Underground could once again perform in
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Album review: Nordic Union “Animalistic”
Nordic Union’s third album combines sweet melodic rock songs with some very tasty guitar riffs normally found in heavier music.
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Album review: H.E.A.T “Force Majeure”
H.E.A.T soldiers on by going back to the future with the return of its original vocalist.
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KISS will return to Tokyo in November for one final goodbye
Japanese promoter UDO has just announced that veteran American rockers KISS will return to Japan for an encore performance in Tokyo.
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Album review: Dynazty “Final Advent”
Nils Molin delivers the best vocal performance of his career on Dynazty’s eighth album.
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Album review: Hexed “Pagans Rising”
Modern symphonic and progressive metal on Swedish band Hexed’s second album.
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Album review: Krisiun “Mortem Solis”
More crushing Brazilian death metal from Krisiun on the band’s excellent 12th album.
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Video premiere: Eruption “Worms”
New video and single from the Slovenian thrash metal band Eruption, who will release their new album in August.
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Album review: Witchery “Nightside”
Sweden’s Witchery serves up a stenchy blackened thrash soup on its new concept album.
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