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ALTER BRIDGE – Alter Bridge

January 4, 2026 Frank Jaeger Leave a comment
Since 2004, the US rockers have not suffered any change in their line-up and have still delivered a new album every three years. Why should number eight be any different? Self-titled Albums Have to Be …READ MORE
An album cover for Bullet - Kickstarter features a close-up, low-angle photograph of a person's leg and foot on a motorcycle. The person is wearing blue jeans and a brown leather boot, with their foot positioned on a metal pedal. The motorcycle shows a prominent chrome exhaust pipe, a spoked wheel with a white-wall tire, and a glimpse of a purple-colored frame. A bright, warm orange and yellow light flare emanates from the center of the mechanical components. The background consists of a dark, textured surface and a pale sky. The band name, "BULLET," is displayed in large, stylized white letters with a radial burst pattern at the top left, and the album title, "KICKSTARTER," is in simple white capital letters directly below it. The overall image has a gritty, vintage, and high-energy feel.
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BULLET – Kickstarter

December 27, 2025 Frank Jaeger Leave a comment
A name can hardly be more Metal than Bullet, can it? The five-piece band hails from the beautifully named city of Växjö, Sweden, which screams metal, too, with its two umlauts. It is no wonder …READ MORE
Graham Bonnet Band - Lost in Hollywood Again - album cover
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GRAHAM BONNET BAND – Lost in Hollywood Again

December 16, 2025 Bryce Van Patten Leave a comment
In the annals of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal history, few voices are as instantly recognizable—or as deceptively powerful—as that of Graham Bonnet. Visually, he famously defied the genre’s leather-and-studs archetype with his James Dean-meets-Miami Vice aesthetic, but vocally, he …READ MORE
Doro - Warriors of the Sea - album cover art
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DORO – Warriors Of The Sea

October 14, 2025 Bryce Van Patten Leave a comment
When you talk about heavy metal royalty, one name always rises to the top — Doro Pesch. The “Metal Queen” has been flying the flag for traditional metal since her early days fronting Warlock in …READ MORE
The minimalist album cover for Purpendicular featuring Ian Paice's album, "Banned." The artwork is a light cream color with a small stylized fire or flame rising from a dark horizontal line. The title "Purpendicular * Ian Paice" is at the top, and the word "BANNED" with a red strikethrough is at the bottom right.
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PURPENDICULAR Featuring IAN PAICE – Banned

September 30, 2025 Bryce Van Patten Leave a comment
Purpendicular’s origins trace back to being one of the most respected Deep Purple tribute acts in Europe, but the band has steadily grown into something more than a nostalgic showcase. With none other than Ian …READ MORE
The cover art for Glenn Hughes - Chosen features a moody photograph of a rocky seashore at sunset or sunrise. Silhouetted dark rocks fill the foreground and water reflects the light of a bright, small sun low in the sky, with the artist's name and album title in blocky, metallic lettering at the top.
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GLENN HUGHES – Chosen

September 26, 2025 Bryce Van Patten Leave a comment
Glenn Hughes hardly needs an introduction, but his story is one worth repeating. Known as the “Voice of Rock,” Hughes first came to prominence in the early ‘70s with Trapeze before joining Deep Purple during …READ MORE
An illustrated album cover for "Them Damn Kings - Stronger Than Before" features a fiery, monstrous phoenix-like creature at its center. The creature has large, burning wings and is holding a bone or staff in its talons. Below its body, several serpentine heads with fangs emerge, resembling a hydra. The entire creature is rendered in shades of red, orange, and yellow, giving the impression of it being engulfed in flames. A thin, yellow-gold triangular outline frames the creature. The band name, "THEM DAMN KINGS," is at the top in a jagged, fiery font, and the album title, "STRONGER THAN BEFORE," is at the bottom in a similarly stylized, distressed font. The background is solid black, making the red and gold imagery stand out vividly.
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THEM DAMN KINGS – Stronger Than Before

September 11, 2025 Mark Zagotti Leave a comment
New Jersey native Jef Rhodes’ project, Them Damn Kings have returned to the scene with the release, Stronger Than Before. This is Them Damn King’s second album since their 2022 release, Rise Up. The album …READ MORE
Burning Witches - Inquisition album cover art. The image shows a dark field, with a burning pile of sticks and human remains. Rising from the flames are evil spirits in the likemness of the band members, morphing into demons. The spirits are being threatend by blades and pitch forks.
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BURNING WITCHES – Inquisition

August 31, 2025 Bryce Van Patten Leave a comment
Since their fiery emergence in 2015, Burning Witches have stood tall as one of Europe’s most exciting all-female heavy metal acts. Founded by guitarist Romana Kalkuhl, the Swiss quintet quickly earned acclaim with their self-titled …READ MORE
Reinforcer - Ice and Death - album cover art featuring a Giant, horned muscular Norse titan busting out of an glacier, holding a scepter with a human skull atop it's branches
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REINFORCER – Ice And Death

August 14, 2025 Bryce Van Patten Leave a comment
Since forming in 2015, Reinforcer has been sharpening their steel, blending the anthemic bite of classic heavy metal with the grand sweep of power metal. After their well-received debut EP The Wanderer (2018), the Paderborn, …READ MORE
An album cover for UFO's "No Place to Run" features five men posing in front of an old, possibly abandoned, gas station. The band members are dressed in casual rock attire, including jackets, jeans, and collared shirts. The setting is somewhat gritty, with a wet ground surface reflecting the building. The gas pumps are visible on either side, and a sign with partially visible text leans against a pillar. The UFO logo is at the top of the cover, and "No Place to Run" is written in a stylized, reddish-orange script at the bottom. The overall aesthetic suggests a classic rock vibe with a hint of urban desolation.
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UFO – No Place To Run (2025 Remaster)

August 7, 2025 Bryce Van Patten Leave a comment
By the dawn of the 1980s, British hard rock juggernauts UFO were at a crossroads. Having climbed the mountain with their string of stellar 1970s releases, including Lights Out and Obsession, the sudden departure of …READ MORE

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