Album review: Fleurety “Inquietum”
Norway’s extreme metal band Fleurety offers us a career-spanning and genre-bending collection of rather avant-garde songs on “Inquietum”.
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Single review: Old Man Wizard “Innocent Hands”
California’s progressive heavy rockers Old Man Wizard have got an addictive new 7-inch single coming out.
Read MoreAlbum review: Venom Inc. “Avé” | Mantas, Abaddon and Demolition Man are back in action
Venom’s Mantas, Abaddon and Demolition Man are back as Venom Inc. with fab new material on new album.
Read MoreAlbum review: The Lurking Fear “Out of the Voiceless Grave”
The Lurking Fear’s much-hyped debut album lives up to the expectations. It’s bloody awesome death metal by a bunch of professionals.
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Album review: Kee of Hearts | Kee Marcello and Tommy Heart
Kee Marcello and Tommy Heart have teamed up in new band Kee of Hearts which has resulted in a catchy AOR album.
Read MoreAlbum review: Bob Kulick “Skeletons in the Closet”
Guitarist Bob Kulick brings in his rock star friends as guests on a solo album filled with melodic rock with some great twists.
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Interview: Paul Shortino’s unfinished business
Roppongi Rocks’ Stefan Nilsson recently sat down with Paul Shortino in Tokyo to talk about his past and his future.
Read MoreNews: Loudness will release new album in January
Our favourite Japanese heavy metal band Loudness, currently on tour in Europe, will release their new studio album in January.
Read MoreVideo: The Hellacopters live at the Roskilde Festival
The Hellacopters’ full gig on 28th June 2017 at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark. Produced by Red Bull TV.
Read MoreAlbum review: The Good The Bad and The Zugly “The Worst Four Years”
The Good The Bad and The Zugly (GBZ) is high-energy, good-fun Norwegian punk rock of the best kind.
Read MoreAlbum review: Ursinne “Swim with the Leviathan”
Ursinne arrives on the scene with a splendidly fierce and beautifully inaccessible death metal album.
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Album review: Accept “The Rise of Chaos”
The German metal veterans have still got it. With “The Rise of Chaos” Accept gives us a fab new heavy metal album.
Read MoreAlbum review: Marty Friedman “Wall of Sound”
Guitarist Marty Friedman is back with a beautifully explosive and genre-bending solo album. As usual, he does it his own way.
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