Artist: Torrential Thrill
Album: Nothing As It Seems
Country: Australia
Genre: Hard Rock
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Jul 26, 2021 10:48
Hard Rock 
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TORRENTIAL THRILL is a four piece, hard rock band from Melbourne, Australia, lead by frontman Chris Malcher (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), with Steve Morrell slaying away on lead guitar (and backing vocals), younger brother, Matt Morrell pounding the drums and Steve Boyd licking a bass guitar to within an inch of its life. More»
Jul 26, 2021 08:48
Glam|Sleaze|Hair Hard Rock
Genre: Hard Rock / Glam Metal
Country: Brazil (Sao Paulo)
Year of publication: 2021
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Genre: Hard Rock
Country: United Kingdom
Year of publication: 2021
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Jul 26, 2021 08:39
HQ Progressive Rock
Country: UK
Genre: Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Year:2017
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Jul 26, 2021 08:38
HQ Prog Metal Progressive Rock
Country: Sweden
Genre: Progressive Metal, Progressive Rock
Year:2011
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Jul 26, 2021 00:24
Prog Metal Progressive Rock
The second release from Dream Theater in a series of releases limited to members of their fanclubs. All recordings on the release are outtakes from the June and July 1997 recordings for the album Falling Into Infinity, recorded, compiled and edited by Mike Portnoy. The release was limited to 3400 copies. More»
Jul 25, 2021 23:59
Glam|Sleaze|Hair Hard Rock HQ
Genre: Hard Rock | Glam
Country of origin of the disc (release): UK & Europe
Year of publication: 1978
Publisher (label): Angel Air Records
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Jul 25, 2021 23:59
All Exclusive Classic Rock HQ
Genre: Rock | Classic Rock | Modern rock
Country of origin of the disc (release): Eu
Year of publication: 2020
Publisher (label): Bad Reputation
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Jul 25, 2021 23:00
Classic Rock HQ
Genre: Rock | Classic rock
Country of origin of the disc (release): Ru (Unofficial Release)
Year of publication: 2020
Publisher (label): Capitol
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Jul 25, 2021 22:15
Hard Rock
It is no secret that I was never a Guns N’Roses fan, for the simple fact that I just couldn’t get into Axl‘s vocal delivery. So at first White Line Offside came across as a Guns N’Roses album with a more accessible singer, but as you get further into the album it drifts into Shotgun Messiah territory. Which really isn’t surprising considering both bands hailed from Sweden, with Machinegun Kelly forming from the ashes of Nasty Idols.
