Lipshock – Grit N’ Glitter (2011)
After months of touring up and down the country with leading rock bands such as Zico Chain, Revoker and Pulled Apart by Horses, Coventry based rockers Lipshock have released their début album ‘Grit’ n Glitter’ and what a début it is. Constantly enjoyable and never dull, Grit n Glitter cranks the volume to 11, and grooves along with high quality riffs and sleazy vocals. Kicking off with ‘Aim to Please (Shoot to Kill)’ the band delve into a blistering riff, as front man Peanut’s harsh, throaty vocals offer up explicit sexual innuendos and cheeky humour. Its a track which perfectly establishes the raw attitude of the album, and a stomping introduction to the bands ethos of sex, drugs and rock n roll.
Band Lipshock
Info: Grit N’ Glitter
Years: 2011
Style: Hard Rock/Glam Rock
Info: MP3 CBR 192 kbps
Info: UK
Time: Ghoulish Records
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Info: 71 mb
Tracklist:
01. Aim To Please (Shoot To Kill)
02. Ignite
03. Grit N’ Glitter
04. Faith In Lies
05. Cryptic Bitch
06. Glamourize
07. Hey Gina
08. Come Inside
09. Divin’ In The Deep End
10. Poker Face
11. Over & Out
12. Feelin’ Right At Home
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Peanut Marshall – vocals
Johnny Kingham – lead guitar
Chris Worsley – rhythm guitar
Mikk Cooper – bass
Shaun Woods – drums
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MARK PALMER – VENUS 2012
Band Mark Palmer
Info: Venus
Years: 2012
Info: France
Style: Progressive Rock
Tracklist: Mp3/ VBR~250kbps
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1. The Fall
2. High
3. Be the Symbols
4. Suicide In Painless / Could Have Been Me
5. Symmetry Theory
6. Paris
7. I Have Created All I Know
8. Every Moment Every Fracture
9. Sons of Nothing from Venus
10. The Call
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Continue reading MARK PALMER – VENUS 2012 -->Tribute to Iron Maiden – The Soldier Has Returned (2011)
For the most dedicated of us Iron Maiden fans, it can be quite a challenge tracking down every tribute album of new material by aspiring artists or established and popular acts who just want to pay tribute to the band that inspired them to success. Always spoiling things for us is Paul Di’Anno and his has-been/never-was cohorts who put out the same material over and over again in a repackaged format. The Soldier has Returned is just a repackaging of the Dead Line label’s release “666: The Number one Beast, Vol. 1.” Nothing new here at all. Worse, it’s nothing worth listening to, either. Di’Anno covers his own tracks which give nothing new or different to make them worth a listen. In fact, every track on this release sounds like the same thing you’d expect to hear from a cover band–musicians doing the best they can to faithfully reproduce the original sound. How boring is that? The Dickinson era songs are sung by several other B-listers like Steve Overland, Steve Grimmet and Doogie White, and they offer the only variations to the overall sound. Overland is comically bad, but Grimmet and White do a decent job. Still, I recommend you save your money and buy a $2 used copy of the original release. Heck, for about the same price as this one, or even less, you can probably pick up the Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 package of the original “666: The Number One Beast together.”
1. Steve Overland (FM) – Can I Play With Madness
2. Steve Grimmett (Grim Reaper) – 2 Minutes To Midnight
3. Paul Dianno (Killers) – Wrathchild
4. Doogie White (Rainbow) – Hallowed Be Thy Name
5. Paul Dianno (Killers) – Running Free
6. Doogie White (Rainbow) – The Evil That Men Do
7. Paul Dianno (Killers) – Phantom Of The Opera
8. Steve Grimmett (Grim Reaper) – Number Of The Beast
9. Paul Dianno (Killers) – Iron Maiden
10. Steve Overland (FM) – Run To The Hills
11. Gary Barden (MSG) – The Trooper
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Continue reading Tribute to Iron Maiden – The Soldier Has Returned (2011) -->Solar Fragment – In Our Hands (2011)
If Solar Fragment would have their way they would single-handedly resurrect the power metal genre to its lost heights of glory. Heir apparents to the legends, Blind Guardian and Hammerfall, Solar Fragment delivers classic melodic heavy power metal on their second effort In Our Hands.
Not wanting to use words like ‘conventional’ or ‘typical’ but, nevertheless, the tunes on In Our Hands are derivative of the genre. The oft charging pace of openers In Our Hands, With Empty Eyes, and Inside the Circle are convincing pieces of the style. Yet, Solar Fragment can integrate some subtle changes adding some lightness from acoustic guitar on Race the Seas and Come Hell or High Water. But both songs quickly move into the bombastic. Well, of course. These songs tip the balance to the best content that comes in the second half of In Our Hands. Moana’s Return and The March of the Golems are well-developed songs that exploit all the vital elements proving that Solar Fragment are quickly becoming masters of the genre. (As a side note: Solar Fragment gets some serious cred as the famous Hansi Kursch guests on the album.)
Indeed, Solar Fragment’s In Our Hands is classic power metal in that great melodic heavy metal tradition, and done quite well. Long suffering fans of the genre should take note, your new heroes have arrived to revive this much maligned style. Recommended.
Band Solar Fragment
Info: In Our Hands
Info: Germany
Style: Heavy / Power Metal
Years: 2011
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps [CD-Rip]
Info: 106 Mb
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Tracklist:
01 In Our Hands
02 With Empty Eyes
03 Inside The Circle
04 At The Harbor
05 Race The Seas
06 Come Hell Or High Water
07 Homecoming
08 Moana’s Return
09 The March Of The Golems
10 Once Again
Robert Leger – Vocals
Manuel Wiegmann – Guitars
Marc Peters – Guitars
Dominic Serwe – Bass
Sascha Schiller – Drums
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Micheal Schenker – Doctor Doctor – The Kulick Sessions 2008
Band Micheal Schenker
Info: Doctor Doctor – The Kulick Sessions
Info: Germany
Style: Hard Rock
Years: 2008
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: 170 ?b
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Tracklist:
01. Save Yourself
02. Finding My Way
03. All Shook Up
04. Blood of the Sun
05. Doctor Doctor
06. War Pigs
07. I’m Not Talking
08. Money
09. Out in the Fields
10. Hair of the Dog
11. I Don’t Live Today
12. Politician
13. Doctor Doctor (Instrumental)
14. War Pigs (Instrumental)
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Iron Maiden – Somewhere In Time 1986 (Lossless+MP3)
Band Iron Maiden
Info: Somewhere In Time
Info: England
Style: Heavy Metal
Years: 1986
Info: WAV Lossless/MP3 CBR 320 kbps (CD Rip)
Info: 366 Mb/116 ?b
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Tracklist:
01. Caught Somewhere In Time
02. Wasted Years
03. Sea Of Madness
04. Heaven Can Wait
05. The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner
06. Stranger In A Strange Land
07. DeJa Vu
08. Alexander The Great
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Jonas Hansson – Valhallarama 2006
Band Jonas Hansson
Info: Valhallarama
Info: Sweden
Style: Hard & Heavy
Years: 2006
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: 110 ?b
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Tracklist:
01. Freeway
02. Addiction
03. I’m Flying
04. Oh My God
05. Valhallarama
06. Can You Feel It
07. I Am Me
08. Call It Quits
09. Alive Again
10. The Flake
11. Wanna Tell You
12. Love Me Again
13. Scherzo In C Minor
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New Regime – The Race (1987)
Band New Regime
Info: The Race
Style: Melodic Rock / AOR
Years: 1987
Info: CBR 256 kbs
Info: 74,31 Mb
Info: Canada
Tracklist:
01 – The Race.
02 – Love And Satisfaction.
03 – Take It Or Leave It.
04 – Where The Heart Is.
05 – Terminal City.
06 – Catch Fire.
07 – Let It Loose.
08 – It’s Alright.
09 – Wild Eyes.
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Continue reading New Regime – The Race (1987) -->Black Rose – Rise Again(2011)
BLACK ROSE was formed in 1990 in Fagersta, a small town in Sweden. After a couple of member changes, the first year, the line-up was stable for almost ten years. The band played lots of gigs in Sweden between the releases. In the end of 1999 a new keyboard player (Magnus Vesterlund) and a new guitarist (Ola Carlsson) joined the band and brought in some fresh blood. The music style has been constant, even through all different music-trends that has come and gone. The style is Melodic Hard Rock Metal, often compared to the likes of RAINBOW, YNGWIE, PRETTY MAIDS, TALISMAN, PC 69 and EUROPE. In December 2001 Shark Records got in contact with the band, a contract was signed and a 16-track CD was released late March 2002.
01 – My Enemies
02 – Rise Again
03 – Turn On The Night
04 – Never Let Me Down
05 – We Were Winners
06 – Hunter
07 – The Bold And The Beauty
08 – Busted
09 – Our Wisdom
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Continue reading Black Rose – Rise Again(2011) -->DTES (Dream The Electric Sleep) – Lost and Gone Forever (2011)
Dream the Electric Sleep could be described as a mixture of Kings of Leon, Pink Floyd and Road Salt-era Pain of Salvation. Lost and Gone Forever is a 70 minute concept album chronicling the trials and tribulations of an Easter Kentucky miner and his wife. The music here could be described as massive, moving and most importantly, memorable.
Band DTES (Dream The Electric Sleep)
Info: Lost and Gone Forever
Info: USA
Style: Neo Progressive / Art / Eclectic
Years: 2011
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: 168 Mb
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Tracklist:
1.Lost and Gone Forever
2.Coal Dust and Shadows
3.Canary
4.The Joneses
5.Roots and Fear
6.Stay On the Line
7.Hold Steady Hands
8.Listen to Me
9.Echoes Chasing Echoes
10.Sundown
11.No Air Left
12.Feel My Way
13.This Is This
14.What Will Be
Joey Waters – Drums
Matt Page – Vocals/ Guitar
Trevor Willmott – Guitar
Chris Tackett – Bass
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Janus – Nox Aeris (2012)
Release date: March 27th via Realid Records
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| 01. In Flames 02. Stains 03. Lifeless 04. A Promise To No One 05. Pound of Flesh |
06. Waive 07. Stray 08. Numb 09. Always Rains 10. Polarized |
Review: Perhaps the biggest endorsement I could make about this record is that it’s my most-played album in the last six months, it’s my third-most played in the last year, and I’ve only had the album for a little over a month. In a word, ‘Nox Aeris’ is addictive. From start to finish, it’s a fantastic album that still impresses me with each listen.
‘Nox Aeris’ is heavy, melodic, and dark, but no one element of it is taken to any extreme. There are many more adjectives I could use to describe the album, but the beauty of it is you can listen to it four different times and think four completely different words. Typically I’m not much of a fan at all of electronics, but they’re so well done in this album and placed so nicely that I actually enjoyed them. The blending and mixing of the album overall is nothing short of amazing, and similarly the way the vocals and music complement each other throughout says a lot about Janus and their cohesiveness as a group.
Another thing I really liked about ‘Nox Aeris’ is that overall it sounds like one complete album, without sounding the same. Any song could stand up fine on its own, but listening straight through allows it to build upon itself, and there’s no songs that are “just there” as a single or a filler. As mentioned earlier about the blending, the music seems to “take” you and almost guide you along as you listen, which is what allows it to use so many different elements without overexposing any one. It hooks into you, and you’ll want to keep listening again and again.
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Continue reading Janus – Nox Aeris (2012) -->Capture The Sun – Capture The Sun (2012)
When I saw the post music tag on Capture the Sun I kind of sighed and said “What have I gotten myself into?” But instead of having to listen to freaky slow notes rolling on top of each other I got the pleasure of listening to one of the greatest metal instrumental bands that I have heard in a long time. The music is very progressive and very fun to listen too. The guitar work is varied and shows a host of influences. The songs show a lot of technical skill on the parts of the guitarists and feature some really great riffs. Admittedly some of these riffs get over repeated and make your ears frustrated. The bass work is fairly solid and while it mostly just follows the guitar work it adds a layer of emotion to the band that normally would not be there. The drum work is pretty good, while overall it is fairly light, the job always gets done and the other instrumentalists always get a great rhythm pattern. Overall Capture the Sun is a really cool proggy instrumental band with some awesome riffs.
Band Capture The Sun
Info: Capture The Sun
Style: Progressive Metal
Info: United States
Tracklist: 320 kbps
Info: 163 Mb
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01. A War is Coming to this Island
02. ||:REPEAT:||
03. Aurora Borealis: The Northern Lights
04. ???????, ???????
05. Geothermal
06. Calculating… Remaining
07. *Epic Pose*
08. Creation of Cities and Empires
09. The Endless Column
10. Woe to the Blasphemer, Will Hell Swallow you Up
11. The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of the Living
12. Oceans of Glass
13. When the Sun met the Ocean
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Continue reading Capture The Sun – Capture The Sun (2012) -->Shinedown – Amaryllis (2012)
It has been a long four years since we last had an album from Shinedown. With their breakout album, Sound of Madnesswhich reached #8 on the Billboard’s top 200, along with six singles that went #1. This went along with almost three years of touring and close to 440 shows in that time. With each album, they have pushed the envelope of Rock music and in doing so, have increased their fan base to an all time high for a young rock band with only three albums to their credit. Shinedown is one of the few rock bands that can translate their music on an album to an even larger level on stage, as well as making sure their fans always come first and feeling like they are a part of this band as well. This explains the fans being know as the Shinedown Nation.
While most bands would coast on their huge success, singer Brent Smith has said, “We’ve always been a rock band and I didn’t want to lose sight of that. I told everyone the album had to do three things – It had to show sophistication in the songwriting, it had to show musical growth within the band, and I had to push myself to go places lyrically that I had never gone before.”
Amaryllis sees the guys teaming back up with super producer, Rob Cavallo, as well as the first-time bass player, Eric Bass and Zach Myers on guitar, who co-wrote several songs on an album, something they did off the smash hit, Diamond Eyes on The Expendables soundtrack. Music Tour Reviews was able to get their hands on an early copy to review; album official release is March 27th 2012.
01. Adrenaline
02. Bully
03. Amaryllis
04. Unity
05. Enemies
06. I’m Not Alright
07. Nowhere Kids
08. Miracle
09. I’ll Follow You
10. For My Sake
11. My Name (Wearing Me Out)
12. Through The Ghost
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