Dolmen Gate – Discography (2023 – 2025), MP3
Style: Epic Metal
Year: 2023 – 2025
Country: Portugal
Warmen – Band Of Brothers – 2025, FLAC+MP3, CD w/ Scans
Genre: Melodic Death/Power Metal
Country of release: EU
Year of release: 2025
Publisher (label): Reaper Ent.
Catalog Number: REAPER120
Artist (Band) Country: Finland
Double Action – Discography (1992 – 2001), 3 releases, MP3
Genre: Heavy Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Germany
Year of Release: 1992 – 2001
Ring Van Mobius – Discography 2018-2025 (4 CD) MP3
Genre: Progressive Rock
Country: Norway (Kopervik)
Year of release: 2018-2025
Axis Mundi – Discography (2018 – 2022), 4 releases, MP3
Genre: Symphonic Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Netherlands
Year of Release: 2018 – 2022
Steve Porcaro – The Very Day 2025, MP3+FLAC
Few musicians have had as wide-ranging an impact on popular music as STEVE PORCARO. As a founding member of TOTO, his synthesizer work helped define an era – on hits like “Africa,” “Rosanna,” and “Hold the Line.” But his influence doesn’t stop there.
Siena Root – Made in KuBa (Live) (2025)
Country: Sweden
Genre: Heavy Prog, Psychedelic Rock
Release year: 2025
Steve ‘n’ Seagulls – The Dark Side of the Moo (2025)
Country: Finland
Genre: Bluegrass, Country, Folk
Year : 2025
My Morning Jacket – Z (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (2025)
Country: USA
Genre: Alternative Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Southern Rock
Year : 2025
Patrick Moraz – Human Interface [Reissue 2006] (1987) Losslress+MP3
Artist: Patrick Moraz Genre: Art Rock Format: FLAC (track+.cue, log, scans) | MP3 CBR 320 Size: 430 Mb | 155 Mb
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Artist: Valensia & Valentine Genre: Hard Rock Quality: FLAC (image+.cue, log, covers) | MP3 CBR 320 Size: 344 Mb | 111 Mb
Homi & Jarvis – Friend Of A Friend Reissue 2021
Country:Scandinavia
Released:1983
Style:Synth-pop, Funk
Kevin K & The Bowery Kats – Shadow Work 38 2025 / Rosewood 2024
Kevin K returns in 2024 with ‘Rosewood’ – a ten-song collection to backdrop a world set with tension, AI advances and an ever-decreasing circle of real honest Rock n Rollas. That’s what the Double K and his record label want you to believe but it’s not as bad a picture as that intro might suggest, no sir. We at RPM know that it’s out there still kicking and screaming but it might be harder to find which is why we’re here and I guess why you’re still reading this here review.