Earlier this summer you may remember we brought you the chance to download Tres Brujas, from The Sword’s remarkable new record, for free!
Well now we’ve decided to celebrate one of the tunes of the year by delivering the video clip for the standout song on concept album Warp Riders. Read the rest of this entry »
They’re the latest band to roll off the conveyor belt that is classic German rock and the boys from Kissin’ Dynamite wear their metal/sleaze influences on their sleeves.
Packing their cracking major label debut Addicted To Metal with soaring hooks and singalong choruses what’s not to like about the Teutonic trailblazers?
We can’t wait to see them hit the UK very soon – for now check out what teen singer Hannes Braun has to say about all things metal. Read the rest of this entry »
This week we check out new releases from Joe Elliott’s much vaunted side project Down N Outz - available now with Classic Rock Magazine – and retro singer songwriter Chris Singleton.
There’s some sensational old skool metal from Swedes Grand Magus.
And we review and rate the latest Metal Heaven releases as Bad Habit and Wicked Sensation deliver the melodic rock soundtracks to your summer. Read the rest of this entry »
This week we review and rate the debut album by Milwaukee’s finest Major Tom (pictured) as the unsigned rockers make their bid for stardom.
But if 70s glam-influenced tunes aren’t your bag then we’ve got more metal than you could possibly manage as we check out new releases from the disturbing Nachtmystium, the furious Angelus Apatrida and terrifying Brit crew Trigger The Bloodshed. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s another great week for rock and metal releases and as usual we’ve got a whole mix of genres covered. From the sleaze rock fury of returning heroes The Glitterati to the NWOBHM angst that is Judas Priest thru the agric-rock of Legendary Shack Shakers – we’ve got it all!
Plus there’s a look at the latest offerings from the fantastic Frontiers Records stable with John Waite‘s new solo live album and the newie from Scando stars Pretty Maids taking centre stage. Read the rest of this entry »
This week we catch up with the hot new release from US punks The Swellers and check out a compact but catchy compilation of Disturbed‘s best work to date.
We review and rate Hollywood hard rockers Snew and deliver our verdict on Danish crew Clonecircle. Read the rest of this entry »
Guest blogger Calum ‘Rocks On’ Robson likes his metal fast and furious.
And one of rushonrock‘s regular reviewers throws the spotlight on shredding this week with a special feature looking at fret burning par excellence.
Read on for a thorough examination of the art of super-charged axe slinging… Read the rest of this entry »
This week’s new releases might be overshadowed by the man on your left but it’s not just Slash who’s hitting the mark with some pretty mean rock and roll right now.
We review and rate the fantastic Red Sparowes and check out the debut from Danish metal crew Anoxia.
There’s a five -track EP from indie rockers The Paddingtons and the glossy Vegas-inspired cock rock of fast-rising stars Taking Dawn.
Plus we check out one of the buzz records of 2010 in the shape of Hungry & The Hunted’s hotly anticipated debut. Read the rest of this entry »
White Trash – Apple Pie b/w The Crawl, Lil’ Nancy & Good God
1991 Four Track Promo Album Sampler
White Trash were the best band that never was. End of.
Fusing rock and metal with a whole lot of horns their infectious sound won a degree of critical acclaim before internal differences and the changing musical landscape led to their premature demise.
But the great news is that White Trash are back and those yearning for a return to the good old days of their self-titled debut should check out 2009′s 3-D Monkeys In Space. Even better, the band is out on the road again. Read the rest of this entry »
Here at rushonrock we love a bit of sprawling, innovative, instrumental metal and it appears red sparowes are about to deliver manna from heaven. They’re even delivering it on vinyl.
On April 5, the US semi-supergroup (boasting members of Isis and Made Out Of babies among others) release the superbly titled The Fear Is Excruciating, But Therein Lies The Answer.
And we reckon it’s one of those albums you just have to own on a slab of 12-inch plastic – the band agrees and a vinyl edition will be issued alongside the traditional CD. Read the rest of this entry »
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