Shaman’s Harvest – Shine
If you’re looking for a throwback to classic rock with a southern and modern twist look no further than Shaman’s Harvest. In May of 2009, Shaman’s Harvest released their album Shine which showcases their unique brand of rock, and shows how hard work and dedication to detail pays off.
Shaman’s Harvest is a five piece based out of Missouri’s [...]
Review: Soundstem – Tomorrow Can Wait
Background:
In approximately two years, Soundstem has not only impressed crowds with their rockin’ live performances, but have also recorded their first full-length album. By combining driving rhythms, exploding solos and solid drumming, the band is definitely right on the edge of the radar and more than ready to break in. Soundstem has already received honors [...]
Review: Plank-Symmetry
Where there is smoke, there is fire and Boston rockers, “Plank“, are setting the music scene on fire with their brand of hard rock music. Since the release of their 2004 CD, “Symmetry”, this band has delivered an album that is full of heavy songs that will set your musical taste buds on fire. For the past eight [...]
Review: Dead Season – Life Death
Dead Season are back with their follow-up to Everything’s Lost. Life Death marks the band’s third full length album and it’s full of everything we can expect from these metal heads from Maine: intensity, brutality, and full-fledged heart-pounding metal. These characteristics are fully embraced on the opening song “Everything.” Rock metal riffs cut like glass [...]
Review: Corroded – Eleven Shades of Black
Described as Heavy aggressive rock peppered with a taste of grunge , Corroded formed in 2004 after just a couple jam sessions. Judging from what they heard in their sessions, the band quickly realized that Corroded would portray a sound that mixed the heavy rock sound of the 70’s with a modern twist. Between the years of 2005 and 2007, the band released 3 demos: Heart of the Machine , Sessions ward-22 , and III .