Tag Archives: Phil Vincent

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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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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LEGION – Redemption

December 29, 2020

Rock Company 2020 Veterans of heavy wars atone for temporary dive in their career and scale new heights. This British combo may not take the blame if you accuse them of non-originality in terms of style, but the quintet stay … Continue reading →

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FOREST FIELD – Seasons

September 8, 2019

Rock Company 2019 Bringing on the change, Dutch melodic rockers progress into the future. The brainchild of Peter Cox, who masterminded a slew of rock-solid releases, this project has always been about exploring a single theme from various angles, and … Continue reading →

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PHIL VINCENT – Hypocrite

May 22, 2019

Rock Company 2019 Solo album from a man for all seasons which seems to be up close and personal – but what if it’s another mask? Here’s one wicked record – in terms of quality and restlessness of a singer … Continue reading →