In early 1985, Hellion's male members decided to split from vocalist Ann Boleyn. Boleyn soon gathered a new Hellion line-up featuring ex-Romeo guitarist Chet Thompson, ex-Lion bassist Alex Campbell, and ex-Dokken drummer Greg Pecka. More»

Hellion started as a cover group, covering songs by the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions and AC/DC. In an attempt to gain a major label recording contract the group entered Fiddler's Studio in Hollywood to record a demo. The band recorded the basic tracks in one evening and recorded the guitar solos, vocals, and mixed on the following night. More»

Ela was founded by Michaela "Ela" Eichhorn after the dissolution of Com'n'Rail, a melodic rock / AOR band, in 2006. The band started as a melodic rock band and with Ela as the only constant member, the band soon switched to hard rock and heavy metal. This EP features J.R. Blackmore on guitar who in 2010 together with Ela and Tony Carey would form EBC Roxx. More»

Denim was formed in 1970 and the band is based in Austin, Texas. Denim's first album was released on Epic Records in 1977. The album was produced by John Boylan and the first he produced after Boston's debut album. At the time of the release the band was compared to the Eagles. The album was their only release on Epic. After a struggle with the record companies, Denim was forced to temporarily change their name to "Traveler" to be able to get their second album released on ABC. More»

The CD Hoard is a 5-CD trawl though a selection of the Saxon’s live performances and provides some continuity with the 1990 recording. The Dogs Of War, from 1995, is chronicled on two CDs and is an early live account with newbie guitarist Doug Scaratt. This was previously released as The Eagle Has Landed II and ‘Denim & Leather’ features the rather unlikely appearance of Yngwie Malmsteen. More»

Dirt Eater is the second (and last) album released by Swedish Human Race. Though officially this time reduced to 4 members all of the 5 founding members participated in the recording of the album. The band obviously gets a lot of inspiration from Dio era Rainbow and the album closer is in fact a cover of Rainbow's Tarot Woman. Because of the style and sound of the band they are also often compared to Pretty Maids and TNT. More»

Human Race was a Swedish band from Göteborg (Gothenburg) consisting of Stefano Marchesini (vocals), Robert Hansson (guitar), Dennis Österdahl (bass), Jörgen "J.T." Tjusling (drums), Mats Lillienberg (keyboards). After releasing the EP Strange Horizons in Japan only in 1997, their first full length album would follow in 1998. The Japanese edition of the album exclusively includes 3 bonus tracks. More»

Robert Johnson's Tombstone is the eighth studio album by English hard rock band Thunder. Robert Johnson's Tombstone was released in the UK by the band's own label STC Recordings on 30 October 2006. A limited edition of the release on STC Recordings included the 4 track bonus disc The Tombstone Acoustic Session not sold separately. More»

Reissue release limited to 200 copies of the original album released by Carrere in 1981. This version contains different mixes and titles and clearly, in some cases, different recordings of songs from the later (1983) U.S. edition. "Paris Is Burning" is called "Paris", and is actually a studio version as opposed to the live recording in Berlin from December 1982. The album also contains a song called "We're Illegal", which later turned into "Live To Rock (Rock To Live)". More»

Compilation covering the first 15 years of recordings made by The Brandos.

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Second release from The Brandos Gunfire at Midnight would land a contract with SPV GmbH in Germany in the spring of 1992. Two singles from the album ('The Solution' and 'The Keeper') would reach the top 100 in the Netherlands. Extensive touring in Europe would follow, solidifying the band's fan base even further.

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On November 8, 2011 Pablo Cruise released their first live album, It's Good to Be Live, on the Red Recording label. The live performances were taken from concerts performed at the Blue Goose in Loomis, CA on July 9 and 10, 2010. The CD also featured new versions of their songs "A Place in the Sun" (featuring fellow Red Recording artist Katrina) and "Love Will Find a Way" (with Ty Taylor of Vintage Trouble). More»

Cheetah were an Australian hard rock band active between 1976 and 1984. The mainstay members and co-lead vocalists were English-born sisters, Chrissie and Lyndsay Hammond. They released a solo album, Rock & Roll Women, in April 1982. The album was produced by Harry Vanda & George Young especially known for their production work for AC/DC, but also as musicians themselves in The Easybeats and Flash & The Pan. More»