Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 81: Carl von Schewen
Carl “Calle” von Schewen is a cult legend in the Swedish music industry who has been involved in the careers of many Swedish and international artists.
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Author: roppongirocks
Video premiere: Stew “Keep on Praying”
Swedish rock trio Stew has today released a new live-in-studio version of “Keep on Praying”.
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Album review: Unleashed “No Sign of Life”
Sweden’s death metal Vikings are back on the battlefield with a new terrific album.
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Album review: Knights of the Realm “Knights of the Realm”
Tiamat and Eclipse members unite in a new band overflowing with excellent 1980s heavy metal.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 80: Douglas Blair
Douglas Blair is the lead guitarist of the American heavy metal band W.A.S.P. He is a long-serving member of the band that he originally joined in 1992.
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EP review: Mors Verum “The Living”
Canadian dissonant death metal trio serves up a decaying stew of smashing music.
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Album review: Steve Conte “Bronx Cheer”
The New York Dolls and Michael Monroe guitarist takes centre stage with his new solo album.
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Album review: Omnium Gatherum “Origin”
Finland’s Omnium Gatherum returns with a new line-up and an album filled with progressive and pop-influenced melodic death metal with a difference.
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Album review: Carl Sentance “Electric Eye”
Great new solo album by Nazareth’s vocalist.
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Album review: Häxkapell “Eldhymner”
Excellent Swedish black metal on the debut album by Häxkapell.
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Album review: Warfare “Songbook of Filth”
Warfare serves up a full English metal-punk breakfast filled with raw energy and attitude on a new compilation which features plenty of deep cuts.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 79: Michael Monroe
Michael Monroe fronted Finnish glam rockers Hanoi Rocks and later embarked on a solo career and worked with bands such as Demolition 23 and Jerusalem Slim.
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Album review: Lucifer “Lucifer IV”
Lucifer drags us back to the graveyard for another sinister night of 70s hard rock dancing.
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