It is hard melodic rock music, which is sometimes more “rock” and sometimes goes more clearly in the direction of “metal”. The band shapes its own style, takes the liberty to elaborate its songs in detail. In doing so, Poverty’s No Crime show a consistent flair for catchy melodies and they always know how to put their skills on the instruments in the service of the song. “A Secret To Hide” impresses with many details, precisely worked out instrumental passages and conclusive, crisp hooklines.

“Winterbane” is Frozen Crown’s new album. It comes two years after the extremely successful “Crowned in Frost”, which gave the band great media exposure – a total of over 18 million views on YouTube for their singles – and allowed the band to be a special guest on the DragonForce European Tour 2020,

British metal artist Blaze Bayley releases his 11th studio recording, moving forward from the success of his ‘Infinite Entanglement’ trilogy released in consecutive years 2016-2018. The 10 brand new songs, co-written with guitarist Christopher Appleton, draw influences from Blaze’s experience as singer with British metal goliaths Iron Maiden (1994-1999), plus his extensive solo career which started with his legendary ‘Silicon Messiah’ album in year 2000.

220 Volt released their masterpiece with “Eye To Eye” in 1988. Producer Max Norman does such artistic justice to this Swedish powerhouse. The songs on this fourth album are incredibly good on the whole record. Jocke Lundholm is phenomenal with his unique voice; powerful and dynamic with an impressive range that leads the band from one great song to the other.

Recorded in LA with producer and longtime collaborator Tony Hoffer (Beck, Phoenix, Supergrass), “Half Drunk Under A Full Moon” is a kaleidoscopic delight that screams from the rooftops and exudes joy.