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The Swedes - apart from Erlandsson there are Jona Tee (keys, H.E.A.T.), Robban Bäck (d, ex ECLIPSE, MUSTACH), Pontus Åkesson (g, SAFARI MOON) and Claes Andreasson (g, HEARTBREAK RADIO) simply rock. Tracks like “Face The Music“ or “Heaven Knows Your Name“ need to be played live. Caught somewhere between hard rock, AOR and pop stylistically, this debut offers a powerful and versatile production. Strong record! Learn More

“Final Offering“ is the final album of the American band led by Bobby Barth (v/g/keys). And it’s a killer! Somewhere between hard (“Old Scratch“) and southern rock (“Born To Lose“) and played passionately throughout the record, the twelve songs without any filler at all immediately reach for your heart. AXE will be dearly missed! But lets enjoy this ultimate legacy. True music played by a special band having had its ups and downs for sure. Learn More

All songs are lifted by Mikael Lundgren’s charming voice – he’s like Mikael Erlandsson but with a classic rock&pop twist. This is mixed by elegant guitar riffs from Klas Bergvall that work fine with rather 90s influenced keyboard touches, and a fine production. If you dig a mixt of STAGE DOLLS, MICHAEL LEARNS TO ROCK and MIKE & THE MECHANICS - get this! Learn More

The third album “Here Today“ is mature rock music free from the typical cliches. “That 80’s Song“ nevertheless is a charming homage to the good old days of melodic rock music and “Roll Away“ might have a certain light midwest rock touch. Suitable for fans of JOHN FARNHAM, RICK SPRINGFIELD or even EDDIE MONEY. The American might not be the greatest singer around but he is able to write authentic songs. Learn More

JEAN BEAUVOIR is back, although he hasn’t really been away. Outstanding, too, is the acoustic version of “Standing On The Corner For Ya“ at the end of the fully remastered record. Learn More

It’s a fascinating mixture of melodic rock, hard rock or rather pop-like sounds. It’s the perfect introduction to the work of JEAN BEAUVOIR. All tracks of probably one of the last true rock stars out there have been carefully remastered and at times appear in a different light. Learn More

BENEATH MY SINS from France play symphonic heavy metal, mostly melodic and quite versatile. “I Decide“ profits from both the strong voice of female fronter Emma Elvaston and the strength of Clements Botz’s (g) riffs. Some guests like Matteo Sisti (ELUVEITIE) oder Melissa Bonny (AD INFINITUM) can be found to add different flavor here and there and at the end of the day, you get a record that will surely satisfy fans of the given genre. Learn More

Musically this album reminds the listener of bands like the Black Crowes and London Quireboys. This band was talented and deserved more recognition; it was just another case of arriving on the rock scene too late. Digitally remastered re-issue from Bad Reputation records incl. a bonus CD with 10 songs. Learn More

“Edge of the Blade” draws towards the softer side of AOR/melodic rock with the majority of songs being down tempo and keyboard driven, though featuring some exceptional guitar melodies and solos. Overall the album feature solid songwriting, strong performances and top-notch production, but like many other Italian bands the lead vocals from Andrea Zanini leaves some desires. A solid AOR release, that's it. Learn More