Band Mean Mother Info: Rock And Roll Shakedown Info: USA Style: Hard Rock Years: 2010 Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps Info: 102 ?b Upload: Depositfiles;Rapidgator;Lettitbit;
multi-million selling British singer songwriter, who shot to fame with her award winning album 'Ancient Heart' in 1988, featuring hit songs 'Twist In My Sobriety' and 'Good Tradition', returns with her seventh studio album 'Can't Go Back', to be released worldwide in July via earMUSIC (Edel).
The album features some of America's most exciting modern soul musicians, and was lovingly crafted by producer Paul Bryan (Aimee Mann, Grant Lee Phillips, Nina Nastasia) at Sound Factory in Los Angeles.
The musicians included Bryan himself as well as keyboardist Keefus Ciancia (B.B. King, T.Bone Burnett, Elton John, Everlast), Ray LaMontagne's drummer Jay Bellerose and long term friend and guitarist Mark Creswell. Guest vocals come from American folk singer songwriter Grant Lee Phillips.
WHITE FLAME was founded in the cold winter of 2002 when guitar player Anthon and drummer Jony decided to play some of his own music. Since then, White Flame has been doing some noise in their native Finland and the Scandinavian charts.
With their 3rd album in the making to be released soon, the band is presenting a bunch of songs to rock the World.
White Flame's new album 'Cougar' is being produced by afamed knob-twiddling Chris Laney, and we can taste some of their work here.
These Finnish guys music is what happens when '80s meets '00s. White Flame's songs are so distinctly from the '80s, yet the sound it definately up to date.
"I Know Where You Live" is the first single from the album, and at first listen you find out that this new album will have a big and polished sound, rocking hard but heavily produced with numerous overdubs and multi-track layers.
Indeed the bombastic sound is present as well in the cover of Roxette's 1989 hit "The Look", filled with stinging guitars, huge drums and the reverb turned to 10.
Heartbreaks & Happy Endings is doing very well as an independent release. We’d like to thank each and every one of you that has purchased our debut full-length record. So far, we have sold units in Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Illinois, Tennessee, and South Carolina!
Make sure to read this incredible review of “Heartbreaks” by Egor Sadovnic, Executive Director of Melos Entertainment, HERE. Egor’s word choice is quite articulate and aptly describes the vision of Ariemma and Co.
Circle II Circle – Full Circle – The Best Of [Compilation] 2012
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JULY 20TH, 2012 RELEASE: A cross-section for the band's career, this DOUBLE-CD Germany Import features mastermind Zakk Stevens, formerly of "Savatage"! Not only hits of the previous five releases are on here, but alsoRARE tracks and LIMITED EDITION SINGLE release versions are featured on this EXPLOSIVE 32-TRACK 2CD GERMANY IMPORT!
All songs have been remastered in the Swedish Panic Room Studios (e.g. SCAR SYMMETRY) as well! 2012 GERMANY IMPORTED
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Rock singer Cecilia Gholamy released her first single "Loco Amor" by the company Dusty Road Records in september. On the new single, she has worked with, among others, guitarist / producer Oz Osukaru. Later this year expected a debut album to be released. If you want to know more about Cecilia Gholamy can visit her
You might have noticed that I have a routine of genre-tagging bands right in the first paragraph of a review I'm writing, in case my readers aren't bored enough to go through 300 words describing an album which is not of interest to them. Well, this time you'll just have to read the review, because this stuff is hard to pigeonhole.
Prominent bass, prominent drums (I quit counting around the sixth drum solo), a guitar player channeling every (positive) cliché in metal guitar, from riffs and guitarmonies laden with Maiden-worship to classic shredding, short appearances of synths/piano and a singer with a gentle, melodious approach take you on a journey through heavy, prog, thrash, and Opethian - or more precisely, Damnation-esque - ballads. Random cameos of other (metal and non-metal) subgenres find their place here as well. The genre-hopping doesn't take place within songs themselves - each (long!) song is mostly dedicated to one particular "style".
Though I've had listening experience with France's Spheric Universe Experience and their 2009 release Unreal, I passed it off to my son to review. However, I'm not entirely sure why. Perhaps, it's because, as he said, the variation between songs was suspect.
I'm not sure I would draw the same conclusion with this year's The New Eve. This is definitely a progressive metal album, notable on the first three songs at the start, and elsewhere. Yet listening to Never Heal and The Day I Died, I think I hear some modern alternative rock undercurrents. If anything has a modern metal feel it's Self Abuse with a touch of growling vocals. But that could simply be me searching hard for the dissimilarity between arrangements. If you're not careful, the riffage will run together, which is the exact thing that tripped up my son three years ago.
Artist: Baltimoore
Title Of Album: Fanatical
Year Of Release: 2005
Genre, Style: Hard Rock
Country: Sweden
Type, Quality: CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 94,6 mb
For one so young Joanne Shaw Taylor is not only treat as an equal in what might be the most snobbish of musical genres but genuinely revered by many much older guitarists and this, her third album could well be the one that attracts the ears of Big League Promoters across the Atlantic Ocean.Joanne’s last album; DIAMONDS IN THE DIRT was generally perceived to be ‘career defining’ but ALMOST ALWAYS NEVER actually starts where that album left off and with the aid of some excellent production work from Mike McCarthy; Joanne Shaw Taylor throws down a gauntlet to the rest of the burgeoning British Blues-Rock scene.Soul Station which opens the album has all the hallmarks of a timeless classic and Beautifully Broken which follows is a breathy heartbreaker with a Rhodes organ complimenting the nicely choppy guitar breaks before Shaw-Taylor slides in her own trademark fluid solos.
In the past we've always been able to rely on P!nk for that heartfelt angst filled dynamite pop song.She says it how it is, slates who she likes, toys with her hubby's emotions through her lyrics and does all of this whilst looking like she could kick your backside at the same time.So it's perfectly understandable when she fell pregnant last year a tremor of fear went off in fan's minds. Would she be able to return to form with new music following her Greatest Hits package of 2010? The simple answer is yes.Having seen her perform live on more occasions than I can remember, I know she's the one artist you can rely on for longevity.So what if she's had a baby and she's been taking a few months out. It's not going to suddenly enable her to skip around Rodeo Drive in a tutu buying £2,000 handbags for her chihuahua to bed down in.P!nk's voice is raw, the lyrics are to the point (hardcore occasionally) and she's always been unique – it's her way or the highway.
