Dustrider -Event Horizon 2017


Italian Heavy Psych Rockers Dustrider reveal cover artwork and first single from their highly anticipated debut album “Event Horizon”.

Tracklist:
1. Warped – 4:55
2. Cosmo – 4:16
3. They Live! – 4:12
4. Fallout Criminal – 3:17
5. Agartha – 6:02
6. Stratosphere – 4:26
7. Event Horizon – 5:54
8. Ultima IV – 4:26
9. Dust Devil – 4:36

Line-up:
Bruno ‘Brüno’ Bellisario – Guitar
Andrea ‘Keoma’ R

Joe Bonamassa – Live at Carnegie Hall – An Acoustic Evening 2017


On January 21st and 22nd 2016 world-renowned platinum-selling and Grammy nominated blues-rock singer-songwriter and guitarist Joe Bonamassa performed two unique all-acoustic shows at the iconic Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Both performances were filmed and made into “Live at Carnegie Hall – An Acoustic Evening”.

Tracklist:
1. This Train
2. Drive
3. The Valley Runs
4. Dust Bowl
5. Driving Towards the Daylight
6. Bla

Final Coil – Persistence of Memory 2017


Produced by acclaimed Italian producer Wahoomi Corvi (CreTura, The Way Of Purity) at Real Sound Studios and mastered by the legendary Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna, Heads, Closet Disco Queen) at Redmount Studios in Stockholm, “Persistence of Memory” is the debut album from UK alternative rock / prog band Final Coil set for release via WormHoleDeath Records.

Tracklist:
1. Corruption
2. Dying
3. Alone
4. You Waste My Time
5. Myopic
6. Failed Light
7. Spider Feet
8. Lost Hope
9

Tengger Cavalry – Die on My Ride 2017


“Die on My Ride”, which is scheduled to hit stores on June 2nd, 2017, via M-Theory Audio, delivers the potent, inimitable metal-meets-Mongolian/Central Asian world music sound that diehard Tengger Cavalry fans have come to know and love, while incorporating fresh styles and concepts that a whole new fanbase will enjoy.

1. Snow
2. Die on My Ride
3. Independence Day
4. To the Sky
5. Prayer
6. Strike
7. Ashley
8. Cursed
9. The Frontline
10. The Choice of My Mind
11. Me Against

Alex Grata & Anton Darusso – Bothers in Arms 2017


This is a bit of a bizarre collaborative album between some Costa Rican chap Anton Darusso and a bunch of Russians, including another multi-talented singer-songwriter, Alex Grata. Sounds more like some bad 80s action movie scenario with all the clichés you could come up with, but in actuality it’s a pretty interesting collaboration of people from all around the world, to produce a nice example of modern rock.

1. Nothing to Hide
2. Blind
3. It’s Time for Love
4. Drops of Compassion
5. Frozen Tears

Rex Brown – Smoke on This…2017


Rex Brown will release his debut solo album “Smoke on This…” on July 28th, 2017 via Entertainment One Music (eOne Music).Rex Brown has also debuted an all new single titled “Crossing Lines” – listen to it below.

“My motto these days is ‘Shake some shit up’”, Brown declares about the new LP. “I’ve had my ups and downs, like anybody in this business. I wanted to feel like a true artist again, where I can write and record songs without worrying about any of the bullshit”.

1. Lone Rider
2. Crossing L

Squadran – You Are Under Attack 2017


Squadran from 1979, was one of the first heavy metal bands in the U.S.A . The band Squadran was formed in early winter 1979. By mid summer after gruelling rehearsals they were ready to unleash their awesome display of power and style.

1. The Wall
2. Fly Away
3. Streets of a Distant Shore
4. Hot Love High Voltage
5. Scream (Live Bootleg) [Live]
6. Guitar Intro in I Ride (Live Bootleg) [Live]

The Nights – The Nights 2017


Here you can see the cover and track list for the AOR band The Nights self-titled debut album released on August 3rd through the Frontiers Records company.

1. Welcome to the Show
2. Nothing but Love
3. Juliette
4. I Will Never Stop Loving You
5. In a Blink of an Eye
6. Hold On
7. Elegy (You Should Be Here)
8. Take Me to Heaven
9. You Belong to Me Tonight
10. I Wanna Be Your Superhero
11. We Can Rule the World Tonight

Styx – The Mission 2017


On June 16th, classic Styx is back with the new album “The Mission”, which will consist of the following songs:

1. Overture
2. Gone Gone Gone
3. Hundred Million Miles From Home
4. Trouble At The Big Show
5. Locomotive
6. Radio Silence
7. The Greater Good
8. Time May Bend
9. Ten Thousand Ways
10. Red Storm
11. All Systems Stable
12. Khedive
13. The Outpost
14. Mission To Mars

FRANK MARINO – WHAT’S NEXT [Rock Candy Remastered] 2017


Frank Mario’s seventh studio album in almost as many years, an accomplishment made even more impressive by the amount of live work that he had stashed under his belt. Marino had become a notorious road dog, playing everywhere and anywhere, helping to establish him as one of the great showmen of the era.

1. YOU GOT LIVIN’
2. FINISH LINE
3.ROCK ME BABY
4. SOMETHING’S COMIN’ OUR WAY
5. ROADHOUSE BLUES
6. LOVED BY YOU

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush ?– Live [Rock Candy Remastered +2 bonus] 2017


leader of Mahogany Rush, is that he was motivated by the spirit of Jimi Hendrix. Of course this was a misquote taken from an early interview which persisted throughout his career and, to a degree, still dogs his activities to this very day. Of course it was pure hokum and a myth utilized to successfully advance his presence in the market place.

1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE ANSWER
3. DRAGONFLY
4. I’M A KING BEE
5. (EXCERPT FROM “BACK DOOR MAN

WARRANT – CHERRY PIE [Rock Candy Remastered + 5 bonus] 2017


The scene was set for their sophomore album but nobody was ready for the explosion of success that followed. ‘Cherry Pie’, once again produced by veteran studio wizard Beau Hill (Winger, RATT, KIX) and originally issued in 1990, launched the band to even bigger success; the title track becoming one of the most played songs of the year and a virtual prime time MTV staple.

1. CHERRY PIE
2. UNCLE TOM’S CABIN
3. I SAW RED
4. BED OF ROSES
5. SURE

FRANK MARINO – THE POWER OF ROCK AND ROLL [Rock Candy Remastered] 2017


Sharper, infinitely more focussed and taking no prisoners, the eight tracks are veritable firecrackers, making good on his intent to deliver a record that, by all rights, should have catapulted him to sizeable success beyond his cult appeal. Songs such as ‘Ain’t Dead Yet’, ‘Runnin’ Wild’, ‘Crazy Miss Daisy’ and the frenetic, almost speed metal, pace of ‘Go Strange’, leave little room for any argument that Frank was losing his focus or resting on h