Well, Lordi are back! (not exactly back but ok, at least they released something new after their 2010 album "Babez For Breakfast". The band has been through way too many changes since BFB release, drummer Kita left, his replacement Otus died this year and almost 2 months ago keyboardist Awa left as well..
"Bend Over And Pray The Lord" is an old demo, recorded back in 1996 with members only Mr. Lordi on vocals, Amen on guitars, Enary on keyboards and G-Stealer on bass..so let's see what "Bend Over And Pray The Lord" is..
Sep 22, 2012 20:07
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Here's a tip on a plate that has a few months old. It's about the Danish singer Peter Larsen in april released their fifth album "City Lights". Here we are treated to great pop and rock in the style of Chris Isaak and Bruce Springsteen. "City Lights" is now available via Spotify. For those who want to know more about Peter Larsen and his music
Dear fans ! There has been very little updates and news on our facebook/website during the last months , for this we are sorry, but you will be pleased to hear this was for a good reason. Since the summer we have been literally locked up in the studio making our long awaited third album , and we are pleased to tell you it is nearly complete! Right now we are dealing with the final bits and pieces and a lead single will be released as soon as were done.. We cant really tell you more right now but rest assured that things will start to happen very soon !
These days you're never to old to rock and roll. Aerosmith is still touring with Steven Tyler a year a way from Social Security, and the Stones are talking about it again, too. Hardly youngsters any more, England's Magnum returns with eighteenth studio album, On the Thirteenth Day.
This album is representative Magnum: nice melodic rock, sometimes edgy and heavy, sometimes with nods to progressive rock. That's not a bad thing at all. Familiarity should not breed contempt, as long time fans will certainly dig this album.
I've always found Magnum more interesting when they mix a heavier side to more provocative arrangements as on Dance of the Black Tattoo or Broken Promises. Yet, the band can also offer the hooks and accessibility of simple catchy rock with So Let It Rain and the amusing Didn't Like You Anyway. Magnum is not without some symphonic melancholy as well on Putting Things in Place.
Synthesis of Speed-Melodic Power Metal with Folk-Nordic Elements from Italy for Fans of Rhapsody Of Fire
01. The Wanderer’s Note 05:49
02. Dethrone The Tyrant 06:26
03. Dancing Goddess 05:03
04. The Oak And Lady Flame 06:40
05. The Hunt 05:05
06. The Dream 04:59
07. The Marketsquare Of Dooly 05:11
08. The Way Behind The Hill 05:40
09. Valhalla 05:45
10. Letter From The Earth 05:58
11. Megiddo 05:30
12. The Last Inn 05:37
Sep 21, 2012 13:00
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French metal band Venturia returns with their third album, Dawn of a New Era, which could refer to their becoming a four piece act. Vocalist Marc Ferreira has been gone since 2009, with founder and guitarist Charly Sahona taking over to compliment Lydie Lazulli's leads.
Musically, however, this album could have been called Hybrid II, though it has a more commercial melodic metal feel than progressive metal. Venturia continues to pump in the sequences and synths, familiar to the previous work. Secret Dream, A New Dawn Rising, What We're Here For, and What If are all examples of Venturia mixing metal with a groove equally suitable for a European rave session or a heavy metal arena.
Joshua Munday is an Australian guitar player who has been part of various recording sessions and endorsed by guitar gear companies Roland or Boss, Joshua has demonstrated guitar products to thousands of people in the past few years and co-headlined many festivals including the Sydney Guitar Show.
"Days Where I Began" is his debut album, under the JOSHUA moniker.
Joshua is not only a dexterous guitar player, he's also a good songwriter and a well trained vocalist. If I had to choose a reference to his music, instantly Richie Kotzen comes to mind.
"Days Where I Began" rocks across twelve immediate tracks under the 4-minute mark, mixing bluesy hard rock tunes with some commercial heavy-funk overtones.
Joshua's support band is tight & dynamic, special mention to drummer Nick Pansini who provides an excellent rhythm and great fills, giving to Joshoa a strong foundation for his sharp riffs and interesting solos.
This long awaited debut EP from New York City based Modern Rock outfit, JANUARY JANE, features a killer mix of hard driving Rock, super catchy Ballads, and even some modern Instrumental Guitar Shred work. "Happy music for the end of the world."
1. Fallen So Far
2. Champagne Suicide
3. No More Last Times
4. Nothing Left
5. The Unknown
6. No More Last Times (Extended Cut)
7. Devouring Saturn
As we told you on facebook, not all these songs will end up on the album. In Charlie’s opinion, the best albums contains 10 songs. But it is really hard to kill any of these ones. We’ll see what happens.
The first single + video for the song The Lost River Band will be released in very soon.
And about the cover: It’s an old painting by Luis Ricardo Falero called “The Departure of the Witches” made in 1878, that we stumbled over a year ago, and it just screamed our name!
Sep 20, 2012 22:38
Heavy Metal |Power Metal Progressive Rock
It's amazing what you get to do the crisis, instead of mounting a great band, as these two boys just reinvent the musical duo, as they did some years our dynamic duo.
Joking aside, this young German training debut with the self-titled album, contributing to the world of metal, a great deal of speed conjoined with an epic feel and Heavy Metal, but something is not quite like the voice a lot and I think considerablente can improve, maybe they find it very good to the result, but I think it lacks some melody and strength, otherwise, perfect.
We also noticed that a job has been completely self-funded
