Day: August 29, 2022

Genre: Heavy/Speed Metal
Country of the performer (group): Colombia
Publication year: 2001-2022

2001 – Gates of Hades (Demo) [00:30:30] – 128 kbps
2004 – High Speed Venom [00:42:55] – 320 kbps
2010 – About to Explode [00:39:49] – 320 kbps
2015 – The Will to Overpower [00:44:04] – 320 kbps
2020 – The Place Where I Belong (EP) [00:21:56] – 320 kbps
2021 – Everest (Single) [00:04:20] – 320 kbps
2022 – Live Hard, Die Hard [00:42:27] – 320 kbps

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Release date: 2022
Genre: Stoner / Hard Rock / Heavy Metal
Country: USA

Tracklist:
01. Satyrs & Scherzos (Quaerendo Invenietis) (01:23)
02. Faerie Rock (07:12)
03. A Corner of Avalon (03:19)
04 Alguien Mas en Quien Confiar (04:02)
05. A Song for Severian (05:19)
06. Der Erlkonig (03:48)
07. Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to…) (03:48)
08. The Singer and the Seven, pts. 1 & 2 (07:25)

line up:
Jeff Potts: guitars, synth, organ, lead & backing vocals
Nico Staub: bass, additional guitars, organ, percussio

Genre: Blues Rock/Classic Rock
Country: Australia
Publication year: 1979-2019

1979 – Foot In The Door (Reissue 2014)
1981 – Almost Frantic (Reissue 2014)
1991 – A Thousand Suns
2004 – 1978 – Retrospective
2007 – Fundamentalist
2012 – Sharkmouth
2014 – Van Diemen’s Land
2015 – Red Dirt – Red Heart
2019 – Black And Blue Heart

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Continuing fulfilling the many requests of UFO‘s classic era albums in the best remastering / reissue versions, now we have here 1980’s “No Place To Run“, the eighth studio album by the British hard rock institution. It was the band’s first to feature Paul Chapman, who replaced Michael Schenker on lead guitar.

Accepted UFO wisdom says the band were at their peak with Schenker in the line-up. But although the records were very good, on the road the guitarist was notoriously erratic. After going AWOL in 1977 on the eve of a major US tour supporting Rush, and walking out for good in November 1978, the band recruited old buddy Paul Chapman, from very good rockers Lone Star.
Hugely talented and reliable, the Welshman was exactly what UFO needed a

The purveyors of plaid return! TRIXTER headquarters are busy recording new material, meanwhile they are reissuing 2022 the album “Alive In Japan“. The CD (originally released in 2008 and long time out of print) captures the band’s fierce live energy at Club Citta in Kawasaki way back in 1993.

The band rose to fame at the end of the hair metal era as grunge reared its ugly head, but the band stayed true to the vision of delivering high powered melodic rock to fans. ”Alive In Japan” showcases Trixter’s strong catalog of hits and includes Billboard charting singles: ‘One In A Million’ & ‘Give It To Me Good’ along with ‘Road Of A Thousand Dreams’, ‘Rockin’ Horse’, etc, all much more rocking n’ heavy that the originals.
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