True to the album’s title Frack! have managed to drop firebombs with this release.
Reviews
SEAN SAYS – EVERGLAZE, DEAD ORIGINAL and THE SACRED
A few words from Sean about a few new bands.
OUR OCEANS – “While Time Disappears” (Long Branch Records / SPV)
Our Oceans While Time Disappears Delves Into New Mediums Prog-rockers from the Netherlands, Our Oceans are back with a full-flavored sophomore album. Come November 27th through Long Branch Records, you can expect to hear even more singer-songwriter elements on While… Read More ›
GHØSTKID “GHØSTKID” (Century Media Records)
I sure do hope to hear more GHØSTKID in the future, because this self-titled album checks all the boxes that’ll keeps us listeners enthused
Alter Bridge “Walk The Sky 2.0” (Napalm Records)
Their new studio cut, Last Rites, is along the hard rock lines that the band often puts together.
Avoid “The Burner” (Revival Recordings )
Exploding out of Seattle, WA, hotly-tipped hard rock five-piece AVOID have been rapidly making a name for themselves thanks to their electrifying live show and an unabashed experimental approach to music. The result is an alchemistic audio dose of heavy… Read More ›
Reb Beach “A View From the Inside” (Frontiers Music Srl)
Legendary guitarist Reb Beach will release his new solo instrumental album “A View From the Inside” November 6th via Frontiers Music Srl.
Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown “Pressure ” (Snakefarm/Spinefarm)
Right out of the gate, ‘Pressure’ hit me as something of interest with it’s solid guitar and vocals.
Saul “Rise As Equals” (Spinefarm Records)
Awesome! – ‘Rise As Equals’ is everything I was hoping to get from a Saul album! – A high-quality hard rock release with heavy hitting songs like “Brother”, “Trial by Fire” and “King of Misery” already getting plenty of airtime… Read More ›
PSYCHOSOMATIC – “The Invisible Prison” (Nefarious Industries)
It’s a little difficult to call this band New Wave of American Thrash even though this record fills the genre nicely with a powerful debut release on Nefarious Industries.
