Album review: Mats Karlsson “The Time Optimist”
220 Volt guitarist Mats Karlsson shows us a different side on his first-ever solo album.
Read More220 Volt guitarist Mats Karlsson shows us a different side on his first-ever solo album.
Read MoreMarty Friedman, quite possibly the best guitarist in the world, always has a few tricks up his sleeve when he’s performing. He always delivers and he always pushes the limit. What a guy! What an artist!
Read MoreAmerican Southern hard rockers Molly Hatchet are back with a live album. With no original members left in the band, some diehard fans will hate this album, while newer fans may actually find this a decent album of live versions of old and new Molly Hatchet songs.
Read MoreThe Babes, some of the nicest and hardest working people in Australian rock, are back with a full-length studio album packed with good-fun rock’n’roll.
Read MoreSwedish band Decadence is back with another terrific thrash metal album. It’s full-on aggressive headbanging and air guitar mayhem!
Read MoreSweden’s Candlemass opens the door to doom for the Japanese fans with a flawless heavy metal show in Tokyo.
Read MoreJapanese artist Kiyoshi became known to a wider audience through her membership of Marty Friedman’s band. But it is as a solo artist she really gets to shine.
Read MoreModern European melodic metal band Cyhra returns with its second album “No Halos in Hell”.
Read MoreFormer glam rocker Zinny Zan returns with a new Stagman single which brings back memories of some of his old bandmates and 1980s-style Swedish pop and rock.
Read MoreCradle of Filth’s Lindsay Schoolcraft goes solo with a splendid and beautiful debut album in collaboration with former Evanescence man Rocky Gray. Just wow!
Read MoreGermany-based Detraktor is back with its first full-length studio album filled with relentless thrash metal with some crossover hardcore touches.
Read MoreSweden’s Prime Creation gives us great melodies, heavy riffs and a contemporary soundscape on its new album.
Read MoreWhen Swedish melodic hard rockers Crazy Lixx finally made it to Japan, they crushed it. Their signature mix of melodic yet riff-happy metal is part of a proud Swedish tradition that the Japanese fans love.
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