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Album Review : LiVES – ‘Let Them Eat Cake’

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18th October 2024
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These are incendiary times, the seething unrest of what the world has become a barely controlled element of life that threatens to explode.

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Album Review : Radioactive : Reset

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14th October 2024
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Radioactive’s main man Tommy Denander is something of a legend in Melodic Rock circles, having played on a staggering amount of sessions and produced several albums of his own with bands such as Prisoner and Radioactive.

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Album Review : SARAH YEO – ‘WISDOM OF THE WIND’ (Independent)

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14th October 2024
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Not only is Devon a beautiful place full of rolling hills, Tors and amazing beaches, but its also the home to a hotbed of musical talent.

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Album Review : The Outlaw Orchestra – La Familia

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13th October 2024
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After a crappy Summer and the onset of winter its time to blow away the blues with The Outlaw Orchestra’s new offering.

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Album Review : Myles Kennedy – The Art of Letting Go

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6th October 2024
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Three years have passed so it must be time for a Myles Kennedy solo album and The Art of Letting Go does not disappoint.

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Album Review : PAUL DI’ANNO – ‘THE BOOK OF THE BEAST’

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5th October 2024
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He's been to hell and back but Paul Di'Anno is a survivor, his time with Iron Maiden as their iconic frontman for their first two seminal albums and his rollercoaster career since well documented.

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Album Review : Gone Savage – Retrograde

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27th September 2024
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Gone Savage are a melodic hard rock band originating from Manchester, they were formed in 1990 by Ian Salpekar (bass), Will Glover (vocals), Andy J (guitar) and James Ross (drums).

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Album Review : Richie Kotzen – Nomad

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27th September 2024
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You look at Richie's discography and prolific is just the thing that comes to mind, the number of solo albums, never mind other bands and projects is staggering!

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Album Review: Nightwish – Yesterwynde

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21st September 2024
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Undeniable symphonic powerhouse Nightwish return to present their latest opus full of grandeur in the form of new studio creation - Yesterwynde.

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Album Review:Snow Patrol- The Forest is the Path

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19th September 2024
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Apologies for being a little late to the party on this one, but, it takes a bit of time for an album to sink in, sometime to really digest it.

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Album Review : Beth Hart – You Still Got Me

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19th September 2024
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With Beth’s latest album following on from the huge successes of The Zep Tribute album and the incredible War on my Mind there was a chance things could slip but You Still Got Me offers up some quirky, some sublime and a whole dollop of beautiful and like the great lady this could be her most vulnerable album to date.

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Album Review : Michael Schenker – ‘My Years With UFO’

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19th September 2024
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Celebrating a half century since his recorded debut with London's finest hard rockers UFO, German maestro Michael Schenker had only just turned eighteen when he joined the band but when the aptly titled 'Phenomenon' was released the world took notice and this collection pays tribute to those heady times.

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Album Review : Quireboys – ‘Wardour Street’

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19th September 2024
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Following his well-publicised split with The Quireboys, the subsequent war of words on social media and the wrangling for the band name, former lead singer Spike was determined to bounce back with a vengeance.

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Album Review : Fighter V – Heart Of The Young.

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16th September 2024
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Fighter V is a dynamic Swiss rock band formed in 2019 in Hergiswil. Known for their electrifying sound that blends hard rock and melodic metal, influenced by the music of 80’s hard rock and arena rock bands like Whitesnake, Journey, Survivor and Bon Jovi.

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Album Review : Blue Nation – The Ordinary People

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15th September 2024
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Blue Nation are a new name to me. They are a Birmingham-based three –piece featuring Neil Murdoch on guitar/vocals, Luke Weston on bass and backing vocals and drummer Oli Jefferson.

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Album Review: Zetra – Zetra

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15th September 2024
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Zetra unveil a cosmic soundscape for their self-titled debut album Sweeping in with some really enriching gothic tones is Suffer Eternally which the duo interlaces with a delicate balance of synthesiser and ethereal dual vocals, this blends incredibly well with the atmospherics of Sacrifice

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