HOLLYWOOD, CA (April 19, 2012) –The Yellow and Black Attack is back – STRYPER is about to embark in a string of select dates world- wide starting May 10th at Tailgaters in Bolingbrook, IL just outside of Chicago. STRYPER is one of the few bands from a decadent era that features “All Original Members”. They continue to tour the world and produce Billboard-charting albums. Brothers Michael Sweet and Robert
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Good rock n’ roll comes out sporadically. New bands are like candy; there are some flavors you like, and some flavors you leave in the bag for someone else to eat. For a year or two no good, new, bands will hit the airwaves, just a bunch of crap. And then, all of a sudden, the good bands start to get signed. In the last couple years I have
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The Cover – Fitting to the band’s name, this cover sports a dirty man, a trashy woman with her cleavage hanging out, and, of course, money. It’s all about the sleaze and the money, well, the cover is anyway. The Music – The Real Nasty have a kind of blues and rock mix, with some country and even a little oddity mixed in. Their sound is very clean, musically
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The Cover – For some people it is the cover of an album that draws them in. The cover of Maylene and the Sons of Disaster’s album “IV” is very retro, and clever. Not a fan of the creepy, dirty band members on the cover, but it resembles an old record cover. It even comes complete with the faded look and worn circular pattern. The Music – Maylene and
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Have you been looking for a great new rock CD? If so, then look no further than Trust Company’s new release Dreaming In Black and White. This CD is beautifully put together. “Close Your Eyes (’til It’s Over)” opens this disc with passion. In fact, the entire CD is full of passionate rock and roll. The title track is well orchestrated. All I can say is that if you
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I have heard many bands try to recapture their “sound” that they lost when they tried to stay current with musical trends. This usually doesn’t end too well (does anyone remember Poison’s “Hollyweird”? This is a strong indicator that perhaps its time to hang it up and this is especially true when it comes to rock bands from the 80’s. To say that I was pleasantly surprised to hear
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