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Tag Archives: hard rock
D’ERCOLE – Hard Core
May 28, 2021

Rock Company 2021 Marking their label’s 50th release, British ensemble put their stylistic values under the spotlight. D’ERCOLE’s “Hard Core” may not feel radically different from its predecessors, but they’re the sort of band for whom stepping out of genre … Continue reading
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Tagged D'Ercole, hard rock, Phil Vincent
INTELLIGENT MUSIC PROJECT – VI: The Creation
May 17, 2021

Intelligent Music 2021 Reaching for the source of life, international troupe of soul healers hit their stride and find their ground. Ever since Milen Vrabevski began this project, it seemed as if the Bulgarian doctor has simply been living a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Rondinelli, Carl Sentance, hard rock, Intelligent Music Project, John Payne, Ronnie Romero
PHIL VINCENT – Today, Tomorrow, Yesterday
May 1, 2021

Rock Company 2021 Rhode Island rocker taps into his innermost space to right the wrongs and write about it. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between this artist’s solo efforts and his multiple ensemble projects, yet there’s still a way … Continue reading
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Tagged hard rock, Phil Vincent
INNUENDO – Time Eats Everything
April 26, 2021

XLR8 2021 Hard-rocking veterans discover ways to not get devoured by years passing by – by sticking in the listener’s memory. Don’t be fooled by this album’s playful cover, as there’s nothing lightweight on “Time Eats Everything”; more so, this … Continue reading
SWEET – Isolation Boulevard
April 20, 2021

Prudential 2021 Invigorated by lockdown, veteran glam rockers find another way to avoid delivering a new album. SWEET have been there: their last studio offering was the deceptively, albeit on-the-money, titled which showcased the band’s previous line-up and which shares … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Scott, glam rock, hard rock, Lee Small, Paul Manzi, Sweet


