Red Blooded Hell Raiser Last year I discovered David Reece’s solo work for the first time on Cacophony of Souls. Through that album, David told some great stories against a Classic Rock meets Blues Rock …READ MORE
Accept was definitely one of my favorite bands in the 80s. It doesn’t get better than the mix of Udo Dirkschneider’s barking vocals, Wolf Hoffman’s tasty guitar leads and Peter Baltes’ steady pumping bass. …READ MORE
David Reece has had a long and storied career in Rock and Roll. Reece debuted as Accept’s new vocalist on their 1989 album Eat the Heat. It’s not easy to please fans when longtime members …READ MORE
Featuring new albums from Verbal Razors, Burning Witches, David Reece & Almanac! …READ MORE
Resilient Heart is the newest solo effort from former Accept/Bonfire front man David Reece, his second as a solo artist under the REECE moniker. A mix of bass led Melodic Metal with some edges and …READ MORE
Interview with David Reece (Bangalore Choir).
It’s been almost 30 years since the Swedish band Gypsy Rose saw the light of day. They had a short record contract in the mid-80s, but it ended with nothing when the label went out …READ MORE
Interview with David Reece and John Kirk from Bangalore Choir about why the band disbanded after their debut album in 1992 and the comeback album planned for 2008.