Tag Archives: Phil Vincent

CHINAWHITE – Evolution(?)

January 13, 2022

Rock Company 2021 Philosophical treatise on existential crisis from international think-tank who thrive on melody. Assuredness and despair have been part of hard-rock dramas since day one but doubt could make anyone look weak, which makes this album, with an … Continue reading →

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TRAGIK – Ultima Ratio

January 7, 2022

Rock Company 2021 Drawing the line through this divided world, hard rock veterans deliver a blow to boredom. This ensemble’s oeuvre may be uneven but no one can call any of Phil Vincent-fronted albums uneventful, and while some could say … Continue reading →

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PHIL VINCENT – Stigmata

June 28, 2021

Rock Company 2021 Going from strength to strength where the lesser mortals find fatigue, American artist fights stereotypes. It took Phil Vincent less than a year to deliver a sequel to – the album that seems to share with a … Continue reading →

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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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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 →