Richie Sambora + Orianthi (RSO) - Radio Free America
We were waiting for this album of Richie Sambora/Orianthi (RSO) and here it is ! It's called Radio Free America. Review and three videos.
JK Northrup & David Cagle - That's Gonna Leave A Mark
JK Northrup & David Cagle are partners on this perfect That's Gonna Leave A Mark to purpose us a typical american melodic rock but also powerful. Review and 4 videos.
Dire Straits - Communiqué (1979)
Right after a beautiful first album, Dire Straits goes to the Bahamas to record this Communiqué. Nine wonderful titles. Production is efficient. Review and four videos.
Accept - Eat The Heat (1989)
After the departure of Udo Dirkschneider, Accept hires the american singer David Reece. The band releases out this Eat The Heat in 1989. Some convincing songs and some others less. Review and three videos.
Fabienne Shine - Don't Tell Me How To Shake It
Fabienne Shine, the voice of Shakin' Street, releases out a solo album made of no concession rock'n'roll. It feels like sweat, suffering and love of music. It's called Don't Tell Me How To Shake It.
Pop Evil - Pop Evil
Pop Evil, the band from Michigan, USA, releases out a new eponymous album. Modern but respecting the rock traditions. Review and 4 videos.
Orphaned Land - Unsung Prophets & Dead Messiahs
After a wonderful All Is One in 2013, Orphaned Land comes back with an astonishing, dark and bright at the same time, Unsung Prophets & Dead Messiahs. Symbols, literary references and peace messages, always. Review and three videos.
Hazy Malaze - Blackout Love (2005)
Hazy Malaze is a band founded by Neal Casal, Jeff Hill and Dan Fadel. Unfortunately it is not very known but they did beautiful albums whose this Blackout Love in 2005.
Richie Sambora + Orianthi (RSO) - Making History
Making History is the second EP of RSO (Richie Sambora & Orianthi). Five titles and a bonus track. A free duet playing beautiful songs. With 3 videos.
Stone Broken - Ain't Always Easy
Stone Broken is an english band. Ain't Always Easy is their second album. To be released on 2018, march the 2nd. Review and one video.
Dave on Interview Vincent Cavanagh
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Crafton on The Bookends
Wonderful article and so well written, we thank you dearly!
halka on Tearing Down The Walls (2014)
Awesome review of an awesome album. Thanks! :-)