Album review: Kardinal X “The Revolution”
Kardinal X combines classic hard rock, NWOBHM and progressive metal on its debut album.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 15: Phil Lanzon
Phil Lanzon has been playing keyboards with classic British rock band Uriah Heep since 1986.
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EP review: Mayhem “Atavistic Black Disorder / Kommando”
Mayhem goes punk as well as revisiting its classic Norwegian black metal sound on new EP.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 14: Martin “Ace” Kent
Guitarist Martin “Ace” Kent co-founded fabulous British rock band Skunk Anansie in 1994.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 13: Shane Embury
Shane Embury is best-known as bassist for British grindcore band Napalm Death.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 12: Fredrik Bergh
Fredrik Bergh co-founded Swedish power metal band Bloodbound in 2004.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 11: Angela Gossow
Angela Gossow is best known as the former lead vocalist for the melodic death metal band Arch Enemy.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 10: Jolle Atlagic
Swedish drummer Jolle Atlagic was a member of the final line-up of Hanoi Rocks. He continues to bang his drums with Electric Boys and The Quill.
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Video premiere: Danish rockers Lucer release new single “Trouble”
Today Danish rockers Lucer premiere their new video “Trouble”.
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Album review: At The Gates “The Nightmare of Being”
Swedish melodic death metal pioneers At The Gates push the boundaries on the new album.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 9: Sami Yaffa
Finnish musician Sami Yaffa is best known as the bass player of glam rock band Hanoi Rocks in the 1980s. He has also played with the New York Dolls, Johnny Thunders, Jetboy, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Michael Monroe and The Hellacopters.
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Album review: Assault “In Aevum Et Illustrata”
Singaporean melodic death metal at its best on Assault’s new album.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 8: Charlie Granberg
Vocalist and songwriter Charlie Granberg co-founded the Swedish rock band Hellsingland Underground in 2006.
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