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Thunder - The Magnificent Seventh
January 29, 2005
The empire of the honorable Bad Company holdovers strikes back with another startling release, a […]
review
Joe Lynn Turner - The Usual Suspects
January 25, 2005
I'm not sure what the average fan might bring in mind anytime - and for […]
review
Moonsorrow - Verisakeet
January 10, 2005
At last the new album of the Finnish Viking Metallers is in my hands. I […]
review
House Of Lords - The Power And The Myth
December 30, 2004
There's a strong bond between three bands that all left their notable mark in the […]
review
Joop Wolters - Speed Traffics & Guitar Accidents
December 9, 2004
The lead guitarist of Arabesque, Shadrane and Lalu returns with his second solo release. Speed, […]
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House Of Shakira - First Class
November 25, 2004
House Of Shakira's signing with Lion Music in late 2003 gave birth to their fourth […]
review
Gary Moore Tribute - Give Us Moore!
November 23, 2004
Well it was about time something was done for this Irish guitar diamond! Even though […]
report
Edguy, Battleroar at Gagarin 205 Club (2004)
October 24, 2004
I remember talking to a guy working for a local (Greek) promotion company about four […]
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Various Artists - Mascot Records Guitar Centre Vol. 1
October 20, 2004
If the words vibrato, tapping, legato, arpeggios, sound unfamiliar to you then we must inform […]
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Of Infinity - The Essence Of Infinity - DEMO
October 15, 2004
Living in the land of the Metal...Goddesses is sometimes tough for some, a definite no […]
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Skyclad - A Semblance Of Normality
October 6, 2004
When my beloved chief editor appointed me with the task to review Skyclad, I gave […]
review
Alarum - Eventuality
September 30, 2004
You may not believe it but there are tons of great bands down there in […]
interview
Ioannis - (Ioannis)
September 29, 2004
Ioannis Vasilopoulos, mostly known as just Ioannis, is one of the most renowned cover artists for not only the genre (and sub-genres) of Heavy Metal and Rock but also Jazz, Electro and other musical fields. An artist who's drawn the cover artwork (and not only that) for some of your all-time favorite albums. To name a few bands whose albums' artworks Ioannis has drawn, I'll just mention Deep Purple, Blue Oyster Cult, Fates Warning, UFO, Dokken...Wait till you read this interview, your jaws will drop (like mine did) after you read all the bands Ioannis has worked with! Over 160 covers...from the early 80s to now. Without any further ado, my dear readers, here is Ioannis' interview with his Greek compatriots at Metal Temple Magazine.
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Travers & Appice - It Takes A Lot Of Balls
September 20, 2004
Side A: The typical drummer is a man featuring an uneven tummy and (or) a […]
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Danny Vaughn - (Tyketto)
September 19, 2004
Danny Vaughn surely is a hard working musician. In my mere eyes, he's also a little bit unlucky. I was convinced this man would build a successful career since firstly hearing his charismatic voice in Waysted's Save Your Prayers (1986) album. Then came Tyketto... Data: I can't - even now - explicate why this band did not went as famous as a lot of other overestimated contemporaries [Checkin' out the band's Don't come easy (1991) notorious debut release I guess you'll come up with the same wonder...]. Danny's own band, Vaughn, took over from where Tyketto had stopped with a number of – at least – notable albums (2001's Fearless recommended). In addition, a collection of acoustic songs – Standing Alone - was released under the name Danny Vaughn in 2002. So, year 2004 now and Danny Vaughn is certainly not tired. A new project CD under Frontiers Records, From The Inside, plus a long-awaited Tyketto reunion European (mainly) tour sums up why this musician trully love's what he's doing. And we surely wanna know more...
interview
Kevin Ridley - (Skyclad)
September 1, 2004
Skyclad's probably the most well known Folk Metal band in the book of Metal history. The band's course started in 1991 and together with x-singer Martin Walkyier they managed to create a distinguishing sound by using pipes, fiddles and all sorts of traditional instruments, combined with a Folk breathing core. Things though started to get tense within the band's borderlines and after Another Fine Mess (2001) Walkyier left the band. A new singer was found shortly after Martin had left and his name's Kevin Ridley. Together with Kevin, they released No Daylights Nor Heeltaps (2002) and now they are about to release their second album with Kevin as their singer, A Semblance Of Normality. We contacted Kevin via e-mail and here's what he had to say about a lot of issues concerning Skyclad's past, present and future...and of course a few questions about himself as a person.
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Joe Satriani - Is There Love In Space
August 15, 2004
Blip....Blop...Weeezzz! Earth calling Supernova J.S., Joe do you copy? Well, after a live and a […]
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Big Bertha - Live In Hamburg 1970
August 12, 2004
...we arrived to play this club show, and these two German guys set up a […]
review
California Guitar Trio - Whitewater
August 9, 2004
With a whirlwind of instrumental styles fusing classical, rock, blues, jazz, world music bluegrass, as […]
interview
Bill Leverty - (Firehouse)
August 3, 2004
In the early 90s when Grunge music made its appearance, Heavy Metal and Hard Rock went through some pretty rough times. A lot of Hair Metal (or Glam Rock if you prefer) bands vanished as Grunge made its way up in the music industry (though it didn't last that long after all). As the majority of those bands seemed to fade away, there were a few which, surprisingly enough, had a huge impact upon music fans all around the world. Among these few bands was the U.S. Glam Rock band, Firehouse. This band managed to conquer all just within their first 3 years of existence, also being awarded (back in 1991) with the Best New Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Act award. They not only managed to survive through the 90s but created great records throughout their entire course. Last year marked the band's latest album release Prime Time but was also the year for a great tragedy as bassist Bruce Waibel passed away (he'd joined the band in 2000). I had the chance to interview Bill Leverty, Firehouse's guitar player, via e-mail. Read this quite interesting interview because... that was all he wrote.
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The Byron Band - Lost And Found
August 2, 2004
This double CD, featuring extremely rare material from David Byron's solo career, was originally released […]
review
Magnum - Brand New Morning
July 11, 2004
One of Birmingham's biggest Rock monsters, Magnum, is back! Just when I thought that the […]
review
The Quireboys - Well Oiled
July 7, 2004
An R & B flavored Rock band heavily reliant on 70's style Blues Rock, The […]
review
Jing Chi - 3D
June 26, 2004
I admit I am not a very big fan of fusion/jazz rock but I must […]
review
Motorhead - Inferno
June 22, 2004
From 1977 to 2004 what we call "Metal has gone through countless changes; genres have […]
interview
Alex Krull - (Atrocity)
June 13, 2004
Atrocity is one of Germany's first Death Metal bands (if not the first) and Alex Krull (singer of Atrocity) has always been around! By getting to know Alex from up close you realize that he's not only a great musician full of endless inspiration but he also is a great person! Eleni and I met him at a hotel in the centre of Athens and he was more than delighted to talk to us about Atrocity's new album, Atlantis, the past (some great stories), the present (about his wife Liv Kristine and their work in Leaves' Eyes) and the future.
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Abyss - Sin Angeles
May 31, 2004
Abyss were formed in Malaga in 1998 and they had released a demo entitled Armagedon […]
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Patrick Rondat - An Ephemeral World
May 6, 2004
French guitar virtuoso Patrick Rondat strikes back with another masterpiece. For those who are not […]
review
Wolf - Evil Star
April 5, 2004
Do you know that wolves eat little children? Well it is not actually true but […]
review
Pink Cream 69 - Thunderdome
January 26, 2004
Pink Cream 69 is the mere example of a non-pure Metal band adored by pure […]
review
Zed Yago - From The Twilight Zone
December 25, 2002
Zed Yago is a mysterious woman, a story shrouded in mist... and a criminally little […]
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Malmsteen - Attack
December 17, 2002
Another year, another Malmsteen record (his 13th studio album if I'm not mistaken !) and […]
review
Black Label Society - 1919 Eternal
June 21, 2002
There is no doubt that Zakk Wylde is one of the few great guitarists to […]
review
A Tribute To Aerosmith - Let The Tribute Do The Talking
May 2, 2002
When tributes started coming out, I found them very intriguing. Then, when it became obvious […]
review
Mike Tramp - Remembering White Lion
April 29, 2002
Mike Tramp is well known as the singer and song-writer of White Lion. Tramp decided […]
interview
Jack Starr - (Guardians Of The Flame)
April 11, 2002
Most people will probably have heard of Jack Starr in one way or another. After all, he was one of the founding members of Virgin Steele and afterwards had a couple of excellent albums with Burning Starr as well. The last couple of years it has become rather silent concerning Jack, untill now that is, as he is back with a new band and a lot of plans for the future, but before we delver further into that, we first ask him what exactly went wrong between him and David Defeis during the re-mastering of the first two Virgin Steele albums....
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