“The album’s opening track “One on One” starts off with a subtle, but impactful orchestral section that forewarns you something great is coming… “
Review: STRYPER – Throne Of Thorns (2026)
Throne Of Thorns’ is their latest studio effort, and it finds STRYPER sticking with their recent decade of heaviness, while also paying homage to their notable beginnings…
Review: HANSEN – Born With A Hammer (2026)
If you have followed Hansen’s career and observed his persona, then you know he can be a little bit wacky and eccentric. The same can be said for his latest solo release. If you’ve come expecting a mish mash of HELLOWEEN and GAMMA RAY, boy are you going to be surprised...
Review: ACCEPT – Teutonic Titans 1976-2026
For some reason, over the last decade or so, bands have been doing tribute albums of themselves, for lack of a better term. Some may call this re-recording, but more and more bands are “re-recording” themselves AND bringing in their musician friends.
Review: PRIDE OF LIONS – Unbridled (2026)
Even though I am a fan, the eight PRIDE OF LIONS albums have been a mixed bag. Their 2004 self-titled album and 2005 follow-up were top tier in the world of Melodic Rock. The next couple of albums, not so much…
Review: MICHAEL SWEET – The Master Plan (2026)
If you blinked then you might have missed the release of ‘The Master Plan’, the latest solo album by STRYPER frontman Michael Sweet. The album was released on April 3, 2026 through Frontiers Music…
Review: SODOM – Get What You Deserve [Deluxe Box Set] (2026)
“The ‘Get What You Deserve’ Deluxe Box Set is a 1993/1994 time capsule of treasures from one of Germany’s most respected Thrash Metal bands. It’s not for everyone…”
Review: AXEL RUDI PELL – Ghost Town (2026)
They say bands like AC/DC and MOTORTHEAD make the same album over and over again. This can also be said for AXEL RUDI PELL. I’ve heard nearly the entire catalog, and there were no surprises on ‘Ghost Town’. However…
Review: ROB ZOMBIE – The Great Satan (2026)
‘The Great Satan’ is the 8th studio album by musician and filmmaker ROB ZOMBIE. Rob’s latest collection of music, his first in nearly five years, can actually be summed up in just two words…
Review: CONEY HATCH – Coney Hatch (2025)
It hasn’t been easy for fans or collectors to get their hands on the 1982 self-titled debut by Canadian rockers CONEY HATCH. You won’t find it streaming on Apple Music or Spotify. You might find pieces of it on YouTube…