Anthrax – Worship Music
Anthrax fans have had no choice but to be very patient waiting for the arrival of the group’s tenth studio album overall, 2011′s Worship Music. Doubling as the first Anthrax studio album since 2003′s More...
ZZ Top – Live In Germany 1980
Interestingly, while always priding themselves on being a kick-ass live band, ZZ Top never got around to issuing a full-length live album during their 1970s/1980s peak. But as they say, it’s better late than More...
Nazareth – Bigdogz
Often times, when a veteran classic rock band tries to keep pace with the young pups and attempts a “stylistic makeover,” it spells disaster. Thankfully, rowdy Scottish rockers Nazareth know exactly More...
Pushking – The World as We Love It
Star-studded rock albums can be a dicey affair, as quite often they can lack cohesion. But the set-up for the 2011 studio effort by Russian rockers Pushking, The World as We Love It, is an intriguing and promising More...
Heaven & Hell – Neon Nights
When Heaven & Hell took the stage on the evening of July 30, 2009 at the Wacken Open Air Festival, it was incomprehensible that this was to be the group’s final tour. The band had just issued a brand-new More...
Accept – Blood Of The Nations
The last time there was a new studio album from German headbangers Accept, it was 1996, and heavy metal was quite possibly at an all-time low — completely ignored by MTV (Headbanger’s Ball was off the More...
Murderdolls – Women and Children Last
Trash metal? Horror metal? Punk metal? B-movie metal? It’s hard to settle on a single description for the Murderdolls. But after hearing their sophomore effort, 2010′s Women and Children Last, any of More...
Airbourne – No Guts. No Glory.
Take a look around the hard rock landscape ever since the early ’90s, and there has been an unmistakable lack of “manly metal bands.” But with the emergence of acts like Airbourne, the aforementioned More...
