Warpath™ is a powerful band with a focus on metal and hard rock. Their sound has ties with some of the most classic tones of the genre, as their songs tip the hat off to iconic acts, such as Megadeth, Metallica, or Black Sabbath, only to mention a few.
International Rock & Power Metal Band A HERO FOR THE WORLD from Sweden & the Philippines will release this mounth 2019
Artist: Pretty Boy Floyd Album: Size Really Does Matter Year: 2004
Country: USA Genre: Hard Rock / Glam Format: FLAC (image+.cue, covers)
Size: 308 Mb
“THE STORY SO FAR – This box-set basically was initialised by the record company I was with at that time. As I was thinking about it I grew fond of the idea of bringing the music of my solo project all together to the fans that weren’t aware yet that I still have a musical life outside of U.F.O. The copies of this one did sell out quickly, so I guess it was a good idea to release it .”
A head-on collision of complimentary styles, UNTIL THE SUN has its own unique and unforgettable sound that combines elements of its influences, ranging from Pink Floyd, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Beth Hart, Led Zeppelin and The Black Keys.
Dan Sheehan is currently working on the concept album Tales From Earth, Inc. which fuses rock with music from various parts of the world affected by what Sheehan calls “the rising culture of greed.”
Erik Tommy Nilsson (born 11 March 1960 in Köping) is a Swedish rock singer and composer. … In the late 1970s, the artist was the singer of Swedish heavy metal band Horizont. The group released two albums … He first joined another metal band, Easy Action, and they released two albums.
Sweden Tommy Nilsson has released a record. Here are some new songs and a bunch of covers from the TV success “So much better”. Tommy sings to the music. It sounds like you think it will do when Tommy Nilsson sings songs. It’s song and music. Ten songs in thirty-five minutes.
Duke jupiter’s 3rd album (1980) with Mercury Records, is named after a song on the album: a song about a band that’s burned out from the road, but has to keep rockin’ anyway. The music was a mirror of where the band was at the time. This project was recorded In NYC and produced by Steve Katz, the guitarist for Blood Sweat and Tears.
What makes this song a little different is a tinge, subtle under and over-tones reminiscent of what many would declare is an “Oriental style” of music.Yet, it is NOT a true Oriental sound at all.