Get ready to rock with the ‘invincible’ Swiss hard rock legends SHAKRA. After the success of their 2020 album ‘Mad World’, the band faced a sudden halt in the world. But they didn’t let that stop them. Instead, they poured their energy into creating their latest album “Invincible“.

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Genre: christian rock/aor
Msde in: USA
Years: 1987-2012
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Country: Italy
Released: 2005
Style: Hard Rock
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Country: Europe [DVD]
Released: 2013
Style: Hard Rock, Arena Rock
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US Melodic Hard Rock / AOR albums of all time has been ‘Remastered & Reloaded‘ plus 2 bonus tracks by Rock Candy Records; “Aviator”, the debut and only album by New Yorkers AVIATOR. This marvelous LP mixed like few the Melodic Rock pulse of its era with AOR melodies into anthemic tunes full of catchy choruses.
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The scene was set for their sophomore album but nobody was ready for the explosion of success that followed. ‘Cherry Pie’, once again produced by veteran studio wizard Beau Hill (Winger, RATT, KIX) and originally issued in 1990, launched the band to even bigger success; the title track becoming one of the most played songs of the year and a virtual prime time MTV staple.
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Country: Argentina [DVD]
Released: 2010
Style: Prog Rock, Arena Rock, Heavy Metal
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Country: Germany
Released: 2012
Style: Classic Rock
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Hardrock band from Rio Grande do Sul that seeks to rescue the feeling of bands from the 80's.
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A strong debut demands a strong follow-up. The melodic rock / AOR sextet BOYS FROM HEAVEN are now ready with their sophomore album, “The Descendant“, to be released June 9th.

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Genre: Hard Rock
Year: 2023
Country:
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Formed by Jeff Scott Soto and guitarist George Bernhardt (Lee Aaron, Beau Nasty), SLAM struggled in the early Nineties to secured a record deal, and while the band recorded a lot of material the members of Slam would go on to projects with varying degrees of success and a unique band with boundless possibilities would go by the wayside.

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Prins Svart is in a completely different league when it comes to rock in Swedish. Not boyishly charming like Håkan Hellström, not catchphrase-heavy Nynningen and not pretentious trollpunk either. Next I think of the recently deceased Pugh and his playful handling of his mother tongue in his own universe of verbs, consonants and pronouns. But the well-read guitarist Henrik Bergqvist is also a docent in linguistics, which may have a certain significance.
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