Garden Wall - Assurdo (2011)
Country: Italy | Bitrate: 320 kbps | Size: 156 mb | Genre: Progressive Metal

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As one of the best live bands we saw this summer, Powerwolf is set to unleash their fourth full-length release “Blood of the Saints” late July. Trying to surpass the success of their previous release “Bible of the Best”, the wolf pack is back with epic vocal lines, powerful guitars and all around very entertaining songs. More»

Band Ambrosia
Info: Road Island
Style: Progressive Rock
Years: 1982
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 93,38 Mb More»

Gerry Beckley: Lead & backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, bass
Dewey Bunnell: Lead & backing vocals, guitars, percussion
Mark Knopfler: guest guitar More»

Band No Dice
Info: 2 Faced
Style: Hard Rock
Years: 1979
Info: CBR 192 kbs
Info: 53,45 Mb More»

Band Ambrosia
Info: Anthology
Style: Progressive Rock
Years: 1997
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 179,43 M More»

Band Daryl Braithwaite
Info: Out On The Fringe
Style: AOR
Years: 1979
Info: mp3 CBR 320
Info: 78 mb More»

BandAlex Masi
Info:Late Night at Desert Rimrock
Years:2006
Info:Italy
Style:Hard/Neoclassic Guitar
Info:MP3 320 kbs More»

MORROW’S MEMORY: The band started as a creative rock project between long time high school friends and former band mates, Zach Novak (Drums) and Joe Wolford (Lead Guitar). Additional members were added in the following order: Tony Fitchett (Lead Vocals), Brian Sasanas (Vocals and Guitar), Scott Sarnia (Bass) and Mike Fritz (Keyboard). More»

"Pop Media" is a collection of fun, catchy Rock&Pop songs that can transcend numerous generations. A feel-good, easy listening CD. I still prefer 7th Heaven's rocking side (which isn't absent here) but I respect how they're willing to try different styles, and on many songs here, they succeed. More»

Band David And The Giants
Info: David And The Giants
Style: Melodic Rock / CCM
Years: 1982
Info: CBR 192 kbs
Info: 50,12 Mb More»

Jonas Reingold, taking a different course of actions from many of his peers has returned with his band, KARMAKANIC, to show that the Progressive rock ain’t and it shouldn’t be a series of show-offs and that the song-writing still holds a meaning in the genre. And for that, in his latest album ‘In A Perfect World’ he combines and fuses excellently, Art Rock of the mid 70’s, Jazz, Mambo(!), something from the synths so dominant in the Progressive of the 90’s and a spice of classic music. More»