this is the first album from the band and it's surprizingly excellent. The music they play is very popular in Europe nowadays- it's a mix of gothic-rock (or metal-think Paradise Lost "draconian times") with deep clean vocals and almost pop tunes (think HIM). The mixture is perfect here. The band delivers a collection of highly memorable songs based on strong vocal/ melody lines…

Life after Ozzy is no easy task – just ask the many guitarists (Brad Gillis, Jake E.Lee, Zakk Wylde) who played with the metal legend after the tragic death of original six-string genius Randy Rhoads. Could it be that there's a post-Randy curse? If so, Lee's Badlands project may just take the cake as the most turbulent and ill-fated of the bunch…

Back in 2006 after I left DOMAIN, even if we ended up with the best album that band was able to do, I needed a change of pace, something a bit more back to where I came from, back to where my heart is. What I wanted to do was a real Classic Rock album. Straight PURPLE, RAINBOW, HEEP, MANFRED MANN… you name it. Quickly I got the boys together to do it, and we managed to record a few demos. Unfortunately, the band disbanded shortly after, and as my studio jobs became more and more interesting and important, I put that idea on hold. A couple years later in 2009 I finally came to the conclusion, not to go out looking for steady band members, but to try to get all my friends together to help me out making the album, I always wanted to make…

Hammond-driven Blues Band with soulful vocals, stinging guitar, stylish harp and groove drums. Dennis Newman began his professional career in music at age twelve as a drummer/singer when he formed a pop group called "The Runaways", and played local events in his hometown of Rye, New York. Newman relocated to Los Angeles and hooked up with various bands, and developed a unique playing style, backing his soulful vocals with swirling Hammond organ and stylish blues harp…

The Eagles perform in concert, in celebration of the group's reunion, which was supposed to occur "when hell freezes over."

Although phenomenal British songstress Adele won't be touring in the U.S. for her latest album "25," she, however, prepared a special treat for her U.S. fans as she performed her greatest hits in a one-hour NBC special. The concert special titled "Adele Live In New York City" is produced by the 27-year-old singer herself, Lorne Michaels and Jonathan Dickins. It's directed by Beth McCarthy-Miller.