The five band members brought to the table a wide range of musical influences which has helped them to shape and define the sounds that would soon become their stunning debut album. Open Fire is filled will nine tracks of music layered with great melodies and hooks. Early reviews of open fire are starting to come in. Firebrand Magazine gives the album 9/10 and says “Musically this is a stunning album” BeRock Radio & Minizine says “A melodic diamond rises”
Artist: Empyre
Title Of Album: First Station
Year Of Release: 1999
Genre, Style: Hard Rock, Female Vocals
Country: Germany
Type, Quality: CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 105 mb
Artist: Neondaze
Title Of Album: Neondaze
Year Of Release: 2008
Genre, Style: Hard Rock, Melodic Hard Rock
Country: Sweden
Type, Quality: CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 116 mb
Band Gillian Glover
Info: Red Handed
Style: Blues Rock
Years: 2007
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 100,07 Mb
Info: UK
Band J.C. Mark
Info: Circus Of Love
Style: AOR
Years: 1991
Info: CBR 192 kbs
Info: 56,57 Mb
Info: USA
Band Lynn Allen
Info: We Laugh At You
Style: Hard Rock / AOR
Years: 1984
Info: CBR 192 kbs
Info: 51,84 Mb
Info: USA
Band Swanee
Info: Days Gone By
Style: Melodic Rock / AOR
Years: 1984
Info: CBR 256 kbs
Info: 84,84 Mb
Info: Australia
Rock legends Metallica captured live in performance in Quebec City in autumn 2009. The two gigs in Quebec were part of the bands ´World Magnetic Tour`’ and saw them play a host of their most popular songs including ,,Master of Puppets”, ,,The Four Horsemen” and ,,Enter Sandman”. Since they formed in 1981, Metallica have gone from an underground heavy metal band to one of the most successful
now/hollyday
Second record for the magnificent virtuoso guitarist Charlie Parra.Irrigation returns with an instrumental album, metalhead and alluding to future dates, such as Christmas.Without the final tracklist, but we can anticipate is that this new work, we approach the carols but in a supervised metalera Charlie.
now/canada
Based out of Orilla, ON, Adrenechrome compose a surprisingly intelligent form of thrash metal. While I would hesitate to refer to the complexity they inject into the genre as a progressive streak, as there’s nothing delicate or overly intellectual about what they are doing, there’s nonetheless care and concern in the compositions that pays off. The core of each song features a sweaty, aggressive thrash engine that propels the music forward, but the instrumentation is far more skillful and intricate than just straightforward shredding. “Hymn for