Okay, let’s check out some recent or not-so-recent releases.  TIMSON AOR is a British project that plays post-apocalyptic progressive glamc...

Frontiers 2025 Rating: RRRR Review by Kimmo Toivonen   ”Stand And Deliver” is the latest album from GIANT. The rhythm section of David Huff ...

Back to our nornal programming - reviews and that sort of things! GHOST released their latest album a while ago, and it went to #1 on the Bi...

This blog entry is something different. I’ll get back to the normal stuff later, but for now, here’s   a small ”CD hunter’s travel guide to ...

The (mostly) Swedish supergroup W.E.T. have been very consistent when it comes to the quality of their material. Naturally I had sky-high e...

The overwhelming flood of new albums continues, and I just try to keep my head above water, so let’s dive in (?!)… I already mentioned RAY O...

  It's been a while again, and the "to be checked"-list of new albums is getting longer every week. Time to work on it! SISTER...

 A few new things I’ve been listening to… DYNAZTY released their latest album "Game Of Faces" (RRRRr) last week, and once again it...

  Yeah, this entry is dedicated to three new albums and as it happens, they’re all from Sweden. First up, the new album from THE NIGHT FLIG...

 Hello, it's the last day of the first month of 2025, and as I haven't written any reviews this month, I thought I'd do a quick ...

Just in time before the new year, here are the last reviews for 2024. I've written these during the last few weeks, but frankly I've...

FANS OF THE DARK  are unashamedly longing for the eighties. Their two previous albums have drawn inspiration from the movies and music of th...