The well-known Magnum from Birmingham, England (also the birthplace of one of Metal’s fathers – Black Sabbath) just won’t stop and just like Deep Purple and Uriah Heep they won’t let the age thing decide …READ MORE
Late last year, Magnum played a few select shows to commemorate the forthcoming 20th Anniversary of their monumental Wings Of Heaven opus. Such was the success of these shows that a double live album was …READ MORE
Over the years, Magnum have produced some of the most enduring Melodic Rock to come from the shores of the United Kingdom, creating music to rival the very best of their stateside peers. The likes …READ MORE
Magnum is a band that needs little introduction. They were formed in Birmingham, England in 1972 and released their first full-length record, Kingdom Of Madness, in 1978. The band has undergone several changes in personnel …READ MORE
The DVD is entitled Best Of Bang Your Head!!! Festival, and that is in fact just what it is. The highlights are many on this release. From 2005 Motörhead starts the show, playing “Dr. Rock.” …READ MORE
Magnum have over the years become a band whose back catalog has probably been repackaged and reissued more times than any other band you care to mention. Their recent resurgence has prompted yet another round …READ MORE
Although Magnum have been around for quite a while, they really haven’t released that many albums. Their heyday contains their most commercial outings, like Wings Of Heaven from the glory 80s, but they failed to …READ MORE
As mentioned in the review of Bob Catley’s last solo album, Magnum returns to the rock-scene again, and thankfully it’s a lot better than Bob’s solo effort. In fact, Breath of Life, is probably one …READ MORE
Bob Catley talks about why Magnum broke up in the first place, the side projects, how they reunited and about the comeback album Breath of Life. LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW HERE! by Stig G. Nordahl …READ MORE