Albert King enjoyed an erratic but memorable reign at Tomato in the 1970s. The label aimed to continue the success King had enjoyed at Stax mixing blues backing and vocals with pop/soul arrangements and lyrics……

Here Come The Teardrops" is Digby's second album and the first on Heart of Texas Records."I am so excited to be on Heart of Texas Records along with so many of my heroes including Leona Williams, Ferlin Husky, Norma Jean and of course my uncle Darrell (McCall)," Digby said. "We are so excited about the potential of this new project and are looking forward to having it out for the fans of traditional country."Digby puts her unique style on some great country classics including "Hinges On The Door", "If You Were Me", "Bitter They Are", "Jealously Insane", "Just In Case" and "If Anyone Oughta Know……

Recorded in Denmark’s Hansen Studios with Jacob Hansen (Volbeat, Heaven Shall Burn), Through Our Darkest Days marks the seventh studio album from the quartet. Described as “the best blend of melody, tight tech rhythm work, and ferocious energetic death thrash” (Metal-Observer) while also being praised as “one of the band’s catchiest albums” (New Noise), the album is scheduled for release in Europe on July 26 via NoiseArt Records and in North America on July 30 via Prosthetic Records.

Defining a new sense of heaviness and musical introspection with their sound, the Massachusetts based doom/crust metal band have created another work of epic wonders. Much darker and bleak than anything the band have previously released, MORNE strip their sound a bit while at the same time building on something atmospherically colossal and vast. The sounds of barren desolate wastelands where the search for hope lies distant… but not entirely non-existent.

This veteran American musical and vocal group surpassed in 2007 the 50th anniversary in active and has walked proudly around the world the standard of popular (folk revival) and American melodic music. The CD under review is a reprint of two early LPs published. The first was the initial album of the group, 'The Brothers Four' (1960) and the third of his career, 'BMOC (Best Music On / Off Campus)' (1961).

Following suit in their run of alternative pop albums, as on former outings I Wish We All Could Win, Never Going Back to OK, and Light Up the Sky, the Afters' fourth outing, Life Is Beautiful, is an album of uplifting, guitar-driven songs about the positive power of faith…

"Music from "The Elder" is the 9th studio album released by the American band Kiss. It was an attempt on the part of the group to establish Kiss as credible artists, and also to reverse the trend of declining album sales and commercial popularity that had begun in 1979. Instead, the album further served to alienate the group's fan base and represents the lowest point commercially for the group.
"Music from "The Elder" was the last Kiss album on which lead guitarist Ace Frehley appeared until the 1996 Reunion Tour. Frehley, disgruntled with the band's creative direction as well as with the production of Bob Ezrin, stopped actively participating in the Kiss operation by early 1982, and officially quit the group by November that same year.

Risk was german band originally known as Faithful Breath, which was formed as early as 1967 – playing Progressive rock, Hard Rock, earlier on their career, and later on moving into more traditional heavy metal fields with quite typical german sound. The band took a turn into different metal fields after their “Skol” album released at 1985, last one under the flag of “Faithful Breath”, and changed their name to Risk. The Daily Horror News was a debut under the Risk name…