Category: Coming Soon

Genre: Progressive Rock & Metal, Hard Rock
Year: 2019
Country: Sweden

limited edition 5CD box set courtesy of Dissonance Productions. The albums included are: “Lionsheart” (1992), “Pride In Tact” (1994), “Under Fire” (1998), “Rising Sons – Live in Japan 1993” (2000) and “Abyss” (2004). This collection is a must have for every metal aficionado out there!
For fans of GRIM REAPER, ONSLAUGHT, SAXON, DIO.

Country:Hungary
Released:2019
Style:Hard Rock

the EP “Black To Blues, Volume 2” fully and completely hits its successful predecessor in the same way. Again six song classics are represented here, this time in the original by Freddie King (“Big Legged Woman”), Robert Johnson (“Me And The Devil Blues”), Otis Rush (“All Your Love (I Miss Loving”)), Howlin’ Wolf (“Down In The Bottom”), Elmore James (“Early One Morning”) and Son House (“Death Letter Blues”).

This is Eddie Money’s first new album in 15 years. He shows that he still has that recognizable growl and swing while lyrically showing his introspective side. He sings about joy, thankfulness and redemption while holding firm to his roots with that signature sound and NYC swagger.

The two decided to form Ozz as a vehicle that would crystallise their desire to harness the rampant energy of Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith. Issued in 1980 on the Epic label and produced by British whiz-kid Andy Johns (Led Zeppelin, Free, Hughes Thrall) the album is a blistering collection of red-hot hard rock leaning heavily on the Plant/Page and Tyler/Perry call and response axis.

They were also defining their image, as the ‘Sinful’ the album sleeve showcased the band with perfectly coiffed hair and in stunning all white superhero style outfits. It was an angelic sight to behold. Issued in 1978, recorded in Los Angeles and produced once again by Eddie Leonetti (Legs Diamond, Moxy, Rex) the record packs an impressive sonic punch, easily outpacing their previous works and positioning the band as potential superstars. In a bizarre move, the record was originally titled ‘Bad Publicity’ and had a suitably debauched album sleeve that was in complete contrast to their previous image.

It was a polar position reinforced by progressive musical attributes and an image that featured angelic all white costumes. KISS was being sold as bad boys but Angel, like the name suggests, were knights in white satin. Their complex, prog-infused, pomp rock suggested that they were superior musicians cut from a very British-influenced musical heritage, with shades of Yes, Led Zeppelin, Procol Harum and Genesis underscoring their style.

SPECIAL DELUXE COLLECTOR’S EDITION. Fully Remastered Audio, 16 page full colour booklet, 3,500 word essay, new liner notes by Angel expert Dave Reynolds and enhanced artwork.

Brand new, second studio album of the band around drummer Gary Moat, who founded the successful heavy rock band Heavy Pettin’ in the 80s.