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This album is one of the best hard rock album from the last 10 years ,Josey Wells really rock this world with is fender stratocaster ,11 songs ,really one of the greatest rock guitarist, unbelievable skills with is guitar, for thoses who are looking for some real rock ,this album will not disapoint you
BandJosey Wells Info: No Rock for the Devil Style: Hard Rock Years: 2012 Info: mp3 CBR 192 Info: 62 mb Upload: deposite gigabase share4web unibytes Info: :US
1. Hard Rock Lover
2. The Crush of Rock
3. Never Surrender
4. Strike and Kill
5. Thunder Love 3:23
6. Total Destruction
7 Target Acquisition
8.Darkness (LOST)
9. Dying Free
10. Forgotten Life
11. I Love You
IMPERIAL STATE ELECTRIC, the Swedish rock band led by THE HELLACOPTERS architect and former ENTOMBED drummer Nicke Andersson, will release its new album, "Pop War", on March 9 via Psychout. The ten-song CD was recorded at Gutterview Studios in Stockholm.
For all the vinyl lovers out there, "Pop War" will be out on a strictly limited clear vinyl version limited to 300 copies only on February 24, and as a red vinyl version limited to 600 copies on March 2. On March 9, the album will be made available as a regular CD, as a limited CD version in 10-inch sleeve with an exclusive "Iron On", and on black vinyl with download code.
Since the release of its self-titled debut album in 2010, IMPERIAL STATE ELECTRIC has played most of the big festivals, played support to bothGUNS N' ROSES and KISS, toured in Sweden, Spain, Germany, and also found time to release the EP "In Concert" containing studio versions of their live favorites.
IMPERIAL STATE ELECTRIC consists of Andersson, Dolf de Borst on bass, Thomas Eriksson (ex-CAPTAIN MURPHY) on drums and Tobias Egge of THE OBJECTS on guitar.
"Pop War" track listing:
01. Uh Huh
02. Narrow Line
03. Can't Seem To Shake It Of My Mind
04. Back To Main
05. Waltz For Vincent
06. Sheltered In The Sand
07. Empty Hands
08. Monarchy Madness
09. Deride And Conquer
10. Enough To Break Your Heart
IMPERIAL STATE ELECTRIC is:
Nicke Andersson - Lead Vocals, Guitar Tobias Egge - Guitar, Vocals Dolf De Borst - Bass. Vocals Tomas Eriksson - Drums, Vocals
Mar 14, 2012 11:59
Hard Rock Heavy Metal |Power Metal
This is track send me own .VERY VERY GOOD SONG!
Vita Nova is the brainchild of LA singer/songwriter VK Lynne and composer/guitarist Federico Salerno in Milan, who are setting out to challenge the conventional ‘band’ paradigm in 2012
1.Vita Nova
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RICK MILLER – DARK DREAMS 2012
Mar 14, 2012 10:52
Progressive Rock
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Canadian composer and multi-instrumentalist RICK MILLER made his debut effort as a solo artist back in 1983 with the new age production Starsong, which shifted a highly respectable 30.000 units at the time. He would follow up this venture with Windhaven in 1987, and his efforts Interstellar Passage from 1998 and the EP No Passion, No Pain from 2009 would continue exploring similar musical territories.
But after honing his craft working at Sound Design Studios in Toronto throughout the 80's and 90's, Miller wanted to have a go at his true musical love as well, atmospheric progressive rock inspired by artists such as Pink Floyd, The Moody Blues and Steve Hackett.
This lead to a flurry of releases following the start of the millenium: The One (2003), Dreamtigers (2004), The End of Days (2006) and Angel of My Soul (2008). These efforts gave Miller a good reputation, and in 2009 he was signed by Canadian indie label Unicorn Records. His first release for this label was the 2009 effort Falling Through Rainbows.
Band Rick Miller Info: Dark Dreams Years: 2012 Info: Canada Style: Progressive rock Tracklist: Mp3/ 192kbps Info: 63.8 Mb
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01.Return To Uqbar 06:13
02.Angels In The Forest 08:17
03.When The Evening Comes 02:56
04.Whisper 05:23
05.The Transcension 02:26
06.Quiet Desperation 06:48
07.Hear The Ocean Roar 03:24
08.Man Out Of Time 05:19
09.The One (Reincarnate) 04:22
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CATHOUSE – IN PUSSY WE TRUST (2004)
Mar 14, 2012 01:04
Hard Rock
Track List: 01. Phone Call
02. Lesbian Night
03. From My Heart
04. Teenager Desire
05. Time To Be Superstar
06. Rock Is All You Need
Band: DD Cat - lead vocals and backing vocals Mark Bluesman - lead/rhythm guitars and backing vocals Rikki Lover - rhythm guitars and backing vocals Gene Joint - bass and backing vocals Sexy Rake - drums and percussion
Production:
Produced by Cathouse. Recorded and mixed by Dario Ravelli.
Review:
It is pretty obvious that Italy's Cathouse has two things on their mind - music and sex, and I'm sure they are using this mini album in an attempt to get the later. These long haired foreigners have done their homework and know exactly what made sleaze metal so great. Those elements are gritty vocals, searing solos and a "fuck you" attitude, all of which Cathouse seem to posses.
"Lesbian Night" kicks things off after the short funny intro of "Phone Call" and begins with wailing guitars. I have no idea what the singer is saying but it sounds like him and the band are having a hell of a time. "From My Heart" is an average song, but the riff throughout is incredible. The best song on In Pussy We Trust has to be "Teenager Desire". It has a harmonica and slide guitar and sounds like something Cinderella would have pulled off in their later years.
One song on here is kind of sad, that being "Time To Be Superstar". The lyrics go, "time to be superstar for me", and even though these guys have the talent, the chances of a sleaze band becoming superstars these days are miniscule. It pisses a guy off knowing that bands like Cathouse exist in obscurity while completely inept bands rule the 'rock' charts. But maybe this type of music is supposed to remain underground?
Vocalist DD Cat has an appropriate name as he has a screech that some listeners might not be able to handle. He has the perfect voice for Cathouse, but sometimes he is too over the top (Axl Rose also has this effect on me). Overall I enjoyed In Pussy We Trust, a debut album that should satisfy fans of dirty hard rock.
‘Circle of Fire’ will be released on 12 March through Steve Vai’s label, Digital Nations, as a digital download and will also be available in full CD quality download through Jay Parmar’s website.
His first musical calling card was Marc grass in front of more than 10 years, at that timeas Thonk. Another big footprint he set in 2004 with its new, named after his pen name,RAK progressive band in the landscape. The concept album about the life of themonarch butterfly and the story of a girl living through the changes must be satisfied with complex rhythm patterns, changing from quiet, melodic moments on one side andaggressive rock parts on the other side. Now sees "Lepidoptera II - The Book of Flight,"the light of day.
Marc Grassi has left for his third work of a lot of time. Eight years have passed, in whichhe, and I quote, "child of the conceptual predecessor," composed, recorded and grind.He himself describes the album as a modern, atmospheric, richly harmonic and rhythmicelements accessible to and in spite of its complexity as clearly and emotionally. As hehas also now on Lepidoptera Liechti Mike on drums and Dave Thwaites with a singer on board. New is joined by Stefan Gabele it on guitar. While grass is itself rooted in the tradition of great role models such as Genesis and Yes, Liechti controls in a strong andcomplex game in the vein of Tool, Planet X and Gabel takes a blend of blues and prog metal like Symphony X on the fretboard. Dave Thwaites finally, oftenrough-rocking voice. The music is moving, consequently, the force field of these influences: Retro progmetalligem with paint, packed into a concept album.
Band RAK Info: Lepidoptera II - Book of Flight Years: 2012 Info: Switzerland Style: Progressive Rock Tracklist: Mp3/ 320kbps Info: 149,87 ??
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1.Volume I - The Ascent 17:44
1. Chapter One
2. Chapter Two
3. Chapter Three
2.Volume II - The Breakthrough 11:07
1. Chapter Four
2. Chapter Five
3.Volume III - The Book of Flight 12:35
1. Chapter Six
2. Chapter Seven
3. Chapter Eight
4.Volume IV - The Deception 10:31
1. Chapter Nine
5.Volume V - The Descent 4:56
1. Chapter Ten
6.Volume VI - The Great Machine 7:27
1. Chapter Eleven
2. Chapter Twelve
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Composer/Keys: Marc (Rak) Grassi
Vocals/Lyrics: Dave (Zoz) Thwaites
Drums: Mike Liechti
Guitars/Bass: Stefan Gabele
German proggers InVertigo will release their new album, "Veritas", on 16th March in Europe and the 10th April in the US.
This is the follow-up to their debut, "Next Stop", which was released in 2010.
InVertigo is Sebastian Brennert (Vocals, Keys), Matthias Hommel (Bass), Carsten Dannert (Drums), Jacques Moch (Guitars) and Michael Kuchenbecker (Keys). Band Invertigo
Year: 2012 Style: Dark Rock Country: USA Format: mp3, 320 kbps Size: 20 Mb
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1. «Cold Blood»
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MaestricK – Unpuzzle! (2011)
Mar 11, 2012 13:35
Progressive Rock
VERY GOOD!
Hello guys, I'd like to talk to you now about an awesome band from my city. The band is called Maestrick. The have just released their first album Unpuzzle! yesterday. You guys should definitely check them out. It's a conceptual album. I'd share a bit of the story now, but it's quite long. They have scrambled the songs on the album, so the listenners would have to solve the puzzle (story) themselves. I've listened to lots of conceptual albums, from bands like DT, Pink Floyd and Angra, but NONE of the come even close to what they did. The booklet is mindblowing, on one side the begining of the story is written and on the other there is a little "poem" in portuguese, giving the listener some "advices". They have also spreaded some tips on their website and on the booklet about the story, and trust me, you're going to need it. I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan and I'll tell you: The Wall is NOTHING compared to Unpuzzle!. They took the word "concept" to another level.
Now enough with the story, musically talking they are inspired by DT (mainly Sistematic Chaos and Metropolis 2), Queen, Angra and many other bands. The songs in the album range from Prog Metal jewells to light musical-like ballads or even circus inspired music (part of the concept), and of course, like all bands from Brazil, brazillian music. They were also voted 2010's best band in the state of São Paulo by the readers of Whiplash, the most famous Rock/Metal site of the country, without and album. with only a 2 SONG EP, distributed in the DT concert, leaving behind bands like Angra, Shaman and Dr. Sin.
I take guitar lessons at the school they teach and I can say that they are the coolest motherfuckers on the face on the planet. Really down to earth guys, always fun to hang out with and also really humble.
01. H.U.C. 6:07'
02. Aquarela 6:57'
03. Pescador 4:45'
04. Sir Kus 1:44'
05. Puzzler 2:05'
06. Disturbia 6:33'
07. Treasures of the World 5:49
08. Radio Active 6:20'
09. Smilesnif 4:35'
10.Yellown of the Ebrium 6:23'
11. Lake of Emotions 21:03'
A powerfull mix of several metal styles; Power, Speed, Thrash, Black and Death metal combined with an extreme Symphonic Orchestra and Choir and lyrics full of social and political issues from Mexican society.
1. The New Dictatorship 05:28
2. The Great Deceiver 04:23
3. Proletarian Elite 03:59
4. The Wall of Shame 04:49
5. Made In Mexico 03:48
6. Blut Und Boden 11:07
7. Security On Demand 05:32
8. 1159 04:18
9. Kill Crusade 06:18
10. Heroes of War 05:26
11. Guardians of My Nation 05:55
12. Et Creavit Homo Deum 01:01
13. Last Human Prayer 04:32
14. Genesis of Evil 05:06
This German band has coined a catchy tag for their style of music: ProMeRo, which stands for Progressive Metal-Rock. It’s a memorable descriptor designed to announce their presence as a hybrid band that incorporate several different genres into their sound (besides progressive, metal, and rock, the group also mixes in modern rock, dabbles in death metal, and slips in some symphonic subtleties). Unfortunately, the acronymic tag is better than the actual music.
The press release claims Crow 7’s sound resembles “the good old rock of the ‘80s.” Yeah, well, McDonald’s can claim their Big Mac tastes like filet Mignon, but that don’t make it so. This album has as much in common with ‘80s rock as Paris Hilton has in common with a starving street urchin. What this album really sounds like is progressive rock slathered with the slick, beefy production so popular today peppered with some death metal growls to increase the intensity and up the modern metal appeal. Hard rock and power metal chops also come out to play once in awhile, but at its core this is modern prog with about as much interest in the ‘80s as the Pope has in exchanging his rosary beads for anal beads.
The musical mash-up Crow 7 attempted is laudable, even if it must be considered a failure. So many artists are content to cower in the comfort zone and crank out exactly the same thing as a thousand bands before them, so kudos to Crow 7 for having the guts to go against the grain and attempt something adventurous. The problem lies not with the innovative concept itself, but in the execution of that concept. While the members are all very skilled and the production is impeccable, there is an absence of energy and a hollow void where the hooks should be. With its tendency toward brooding seriousness, the progressive metal genre sometimes struggles to hold listener interest, and this is a struggle thatSymphony of Souls fails to overcome due to a scant supply of interesting songs.
But “scant” does not mean “absent.” Sift through the endless supply of tracks. Seriously, fifteen tracks is overkill—and you will uncover a handful of decent songs. “Street of Slaver” and “The Guide” both sport solid enough chorus hooks to make them stand out, though “solid” should not be confused with “good.” Sure, these songs are more listenable than the other dullards on the album, but that is damning with faint praise. Joining them in the “solid” category is “Dirty Lies,” a rocking mid-tempo number that avoids slavish commercialism by adding a progressive touch to the chorus as well as some growled backing vocals. “Breed of the Crime” brings some appreciable metal credibility to its sonic output despite the symphonic keys and violins accentuating the back of the mix, while “The Final Ride” brings a burst of double-kick adrenalin. Still, even if all these songs are awarded a passing grade, there are still ten songs remaining, and few people will be satisfied with that kind of lopsided ratio.
Symphony of Souls strives to be all things to all people and ends up satisfying none. Credit to the band for daring to do something different, but the cool idea is crippled by flawed execution and a disjointed approach to too many broad genres. The prog practitioners won’t appreciate the death metal dynamics. The hard rock crowd will be bored by the long songs and lack of catchy hooks. The heavy metal component doesn’t make an appearance often enough to satisfy the headbangers and the growled vocals do not offer enough compensation. And the symphonic elements are too much of an afterthought to impress that demographic. The band may describe themselves as ProMeRo, but a better phrase would be “jack of all trades, master of none.”
Track Listing
1. Symphony of Souls
2. Street of Slaver
3. Shiva Sigh
4. The Guide
5. Kingdom of Calm
6. Spawn of Evil
7. Dirty Lies
8. Virtual Reality
9. Great Spirit
10. Winter Breeze
11. Breed of Crime
12. Ocean of Fire
13. Winner of the Quest
14. The Final Ride
15. Where Do We Go Now
