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Vince Neil Slams Nikki Sixx In Upcoming Autobiography
Mike Portnoy Quits Dream Theater
Vince Neil Accused Of Elevator Assault On Woman
Vains Of Jenna Update, Releasing Covers CD
Duff McKagan Leaves Jane’s Addiction
Lordi’s “Babez For Breakfast” Available For Streaming
Music Labels Eager For Google-Apple Battle
Disturbed is back with their fifth studio album, “Asylum,” and the band shows it is a metal band with a conscience. The first single off Asylum is “Another Way to Die,” featuring front man David Drainman’s signature mix of hard,...
When Iron Maiden’s classic lineup famously reunited in the year 2000, their first new album, the quite excellent Brave New World, neatly reconnected both musicians and fans with the band’s heritage, while simultaneously promising a prosperous future still to come....
Following the death of Avenged Sevenfold drummer James “The Reverend” Sullivan in 2009, the band marched on, enlisting the help of Sullivan’s drumming hero, Dream Theater’s Mike Portnoy, for their fifth studio album Nightmare. Luckily, the sound of the band...
Buckcherry couldn’t send a stronger signal with the opening pair of “All Night Long” and “It’s a Party” on their fifth album, All Night Long: the band has bounced back from the murky hangover of Black Butterfly with yet another...
An undeniable presence in the 1980s, Dee Snider is instantly recognizable as the front man of heavy metal band Twisted Sister. But really, he’s just one of six – a regular guy navigating life in the suburbs of New York...
Let there be no doubt of Joe Elliott’s deep love of Mott the Hoople. Who else would — or could — craft an album-length salute to the music the group made after Ian Hunter left, rounding up highlights from Hunter’s...
Bringing together members of Damageplan, Pantera, Nothingface, and Mudvayne, Hellyeah are as close to a groove metal supergroup as the world has seen since Down. Given Hellyeah’s pedigree, it comes as no surprise that their second album, Stampede, is an...
Danzig’s first album of new material in six years stays true to its creator’s punk roots by returning to the sludgy, borrowed amplifier cacophony of Samhain and Legacy of Brutality-era Misfits. Deth Red Sabaoth sounds like what a lot of...
Ozzy Osbourne’s tenth studio album was originally called Soul Sucka before fans shut the working title down. The resulting Scream may not win any awards for brain cell power as far as titles go, but the 11 tracks contained within...
Look, I’m not going to beat around the bush here. Tattoos & Tequila is the most fun record Vince Neil has been involved in since Exposed – maybe even Dr. Feelgood. Sure, it’s almost 100% cover songs, but Vince does...
The best AC/DC impersonators in the world are back, and they’re rocking as hard as ever. Hoodoo was hailed as a comeback album for Krokus, but for a band that was established in 1974 and went through a number of...
Four long years after IV, Godsmack’s last effort, fans perhaps had some reason for trepidation about the release of The Oracle. After all, since their 1998 debut, they had moved further afield of the songwriting and recording formula that made...
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 genre has certainly been given new...
Ratt’s first album in 11 years and their seventh overall (1997′s Collage is a generally disowned odds-and-sods affair), 2010′s Infestation turned the page on a decade-long nightmare for the ‘80s glam metal legends; a decade that was rife with personal...
Peter Frampton releases records so rarely that he’s almost forced to plainly admit their themes in the titles: 2003′s Now dealt with the present while its 2010 successor, Thank You Mr. Churchill, casts an eye toward the past, Frampton piecing...
When Jeff Beck last ventured into the studio it was to cut 2003′s Jeff, a deliberately modernist album steeped in electronica, to which 2010′s Emotion & Commotion almost feels like a refutation. Working with producers Steve Lipson and Trevor Horn,...
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