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Tag Archives: hard rock
THE 69 CATS – Seven Year Itch
April 15, 2021

Cleopatra 2021 Flaunting black felinity, psychobilly mavens scratch graves of fallen heroes and welcome a certain Rat in their meowing midst. “We are the victims of the techno age”: complaints rarely sound so defiantly as this captivating acknowledgment on “(Let’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Danny B. Harvey, hard rock, Headcat 13, Jyrki 69, punk, Rat Scabies, rockabilly, The 69 Cats, The 69 Eyes
TRAGIK – Faith Healer
March 31, 2021

Rock Company 2020 Accruing the heft and strength required for further motion, seekers of hard-rock drama bring on drastic doctoring to the operating table. If, artwork-wise, “Faith Healer” has torn the recent pattern of scantily-clad ladies adorning this ensemble’s albums, … Continue reading
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Tagged hard rock, Phil Vincent, Tragik
VILLINS – The Power
March 26, 2021

Villins 2021 Charging their mirrorball with a local groove to roll to the top of the world, New York little and lightweight, but heavy and confident, ensemble turn it on and let it go. The line between hard rock and … Continue reading
THE WORD66 – On The Way To Promise Land
March 23, 2021

The Word66 2021 Gospel-spreading Las Vegans set off on a journey to glory. Christian rock and memorable riff rarely go hand in hand, yet if STRYPER are past their halcyon days now, THE WORD66 only begin to rise and shine … Continue reading
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Tagged hard rock, The Word66
JAMIE THYER – Excelsior!
January 22, 2021

Road Dog 2020 British axeman deliberately underperforms to prepare his audience for crash, boom and bang. This album’s title – meaning “Ever upward” in Latin – must be a great description for the Somerset guitarist’s creative curve, but it looks … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, hard rock, Jamie Thyer


