Mon
01
Apr

LION'S SHARE Releases New Single & Lyric Video ‘Chain Child’


Swedish heavy metal band LION'S SHARE has made a new song available on streaming services and digital service providers.

“The new single “Chain Child” is about futuristic cyber violence. It’s an old school style rocker with a modern touch. It’s our way to honor our heroes and the bands we grew up with, like SaxonDioJudas Priest etc. It’s quite possible it will be part of the new album we are working on as well.” says LION'S SHARE singer Nils Patrik Johansson.

In late 2018 LION'S SHARE released a new five track EP, plus its complete catalog - remastered with new artwork on streaming services and digital service providers for the first time. The LION’S SHARE catalog features appearances by members and ex-members of KISSMegadethKing DiamondHammerFall,Symphony XChimairaTherionYngwieMalmsteenCandlemass, etc.  Mixers include top engineers such as Jens Bogren (Arch EnemyOpethSymphony XAmon Amarth) - Niklas Flyckt (one-time Grammy award winner and four-time nominee) and Ronny Lahti (RoxetteEuropeGlenn Hughes etc).

LION'S SHARE guitarist Lars Chriss says:  “We have 25 songs written for the next LION’S SHARE album and we’re halfway through the recordings - so we hope to have a new album out in 2020. We have also signed with a manager for the first time, and he’s currently looking into booking festivals and shows to promote it.”

Lyric video for “Chain Child” - https://youtu.be/FzAYAS2SJyU
Lyric video for “Another Desire” - https://youtu.be/zFA3xmndP18
Lyric video for “The Lion’s Trial” - https://youtu.be/2j9dfc69WDI
Lyric video for “Sins Of A Father” - https://youtu.be/Xp1mtvDyjFM

Follow LION’S SHARE on:
http://www.lionsshare.org
https://lionsshare.bandcamp.com 
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4yIytMmJ2tx30YdMAMkDSo
http://www.facebook.com/lionsshareband
http://www.youtube.com/lionsshare
https://www.instagram.com/lions_share_band/
 
Mon
01
Apr

Rock Talk with Mitch Lafon - STEEL PANTHER & RON NEVISON

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On this episode of ROCK TALK WITH MITCH LAFON new interviews with Steel Panther's Satchel and producer Ron Nevison. Alan Niven co-hosts.
 
In our first interview, Steel Panther's Satchel discusses the band's upcoming tour dates including HEAVY MONTREAL. He also discusses the band's signature guitar pedals, Lexxi Foxx and rehab, geeky keyboard players, would he rather work with Rob Halford, should bands use backing tracks, their upcoming new album, his desire to do a solo album, Steel Panther TV and more. Check the sneaky references!
 
In the show's second interview, we go through the history of rock with Ron Nevison and discuss his work with UFO, KISS, Ozzy, Heart and more. Also, we talk about his upcoming autobiography, his childhood, his career, Mike Clink, Michael Schenker, the importance of having 'outside ears', does a producer have to satisfy the band or the record company, saving Heart, KISS & Crazy Nights (approx. time 1h16 minutes), Bruce Kulick, Bad Company, Ozzy Osbourne and The Ultimate Sin, taking Ozzy to France, UFO's Obsession album, comps, has music become sanitized and more.
 

 

 
Fri
29
Mar

LOVE N REVENGE Sign To RFL Records

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The Hair Metal spark ignites as LOVE N’ REVENGE announce that they have inked a Worldwide deal with Pittsburgh based RFL Records. The Glam, Slam, Thank you Maam that the arena rockers deliver is set to launch a full throttle assault in 2019 with a Brand New Single firing off on April 19th. Founder, Damon Kelly (Rockarma), has delivered some of the finest songs available in the genre and is set to take it up another notch by teaming with RFL.
 
Damon adds: “We are absolutely ecstatic about teaming up with RFL Records and together pulling out every asset in our arsenals. The music world these days is so backwards to what it used to be and it's amazing to team up with a top shelf record label that is setting the standards of how it used to be... new wave old school right from worldwide distribution to loading up the tour bus and making sure we get to meet and connect with our fans around the globe on and off stage. Most of all it’s an amazing feeling to know that we are all a family and LNR / RFL will take this to the very top and beyond! Joining two unstoppable forces makes 2019 the official resurrection of pure guitar driven melodic arena rock. See ya on the road”
 
LOVE N' REVENGE has taken the industry by storm in 2017/18 hitting the biggest arenas and festivals around the world. They have shared the stage with the biggest legends such as Bret Michaels, Vince Neil, Dee Snider, Autograph, Firehouse, Warrant, Dokken, Steel Panther and the list goes on. 

For fans and industry alike, Love N’ Revenge has proven themselves to be a staple, branding themselves as The Resurrection of Pure, Guitar Driven, Melodic, Arena Rock pushing everything they’ve got into every explosive live show, leaving the crowds shocked and mesmorized. With three albums under their belt and the highly anticipated new release slated for fall 2019, this promises to deliver melodic madness and bring the power back to Pure Arena Rock. 

The boys have only begun their assault on the world and have even been making the time to give back with the healing power of music at Children's Hospitals. Most recently with the Shriner's Hospital For Children in Tampa Bay, Florida. 

Love N’ Revenge is definitely here to stay. Their class, charm and professionalism on and off the stage, declared them, globally, as one of the hottest acts in 2019. The new, fresh face and sound of Melodic Hard Rock is on a mission to “Bring It” and the masses will soon hear the power of the generation wild.

Make no mistake, all eyes are on Love N’ Revenge in 2019 – Arena Rock Will Rise Again!
 
Love N’ Revenge Is:
Damon Kelly - Primary Songwriter, Guitars, Vocals
John Lisi - Primary Songwriter, Guitars
KC Chain - Lead Vocals
Tommy John Frustieri - Drums, Vocals
Raven Blakkwell - Bass, Vocals
Johny Shandruk - FOH Engineer
 
Music Video – “Breathe”
 
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Fri
29
Mar

Rock Candy Magazine Issue 13 Out Now - DEF LEPPARD

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DEF LEPPARD � 18 pages of new andd exclusive interviews with Joe, Phil and Viv
DEF LEPPARD - 18 pages of new andd exclusive interviews with Joe, Phil and Viv
STYX � Was ‘Kilroy Was Heree’ to blame for the pomp rockers’ demise?
STYX - Was ‘Kilroy Was Here - to blame for the pomp rockers’ demise?
GENESIS � Guitarist Steve Hackettt on the making of ‘Selling England By The Pound’
GENESIS - Guitarist Steve Hackett on the making of ‘-Selling England By The Pound’
LITA FORD � “I’mm married to rock ‘n’ roll”
LITA FORD - “I’m married to rock ‘n - roll”
TESLA � Not glam, not grunge
TESLA - Not glam, not grunge
JOHN WAITE � The Babys, Bad Englissh and ‘Missing You’ guy
JOHN WAITE - The Babys, Bad English and ‘Missing You’ guy
JOHN WAITE � The Babys, Bad Ennglish and ‘Missing You’ guy
THE FOUR HORSEMEN - So good, so not mega
IRON MAIDEN � Dream Theater guitariist John Petrucci on his undying passion for Steve Harris and Co.
IRON MAIDEN - Dream Theater guitarist John Petrucci on his undyingg passion for Steve Harris and Co.
STATUS QUO � Reappraising 19733’s ‘Hello!’ album
STATUS QUO - Reappraising 1973’s ‘Hello!’- album
 
AND NOT FORGETTING-
Phil Mogg � Freelance taxman!
Phil Mogg - Freelance taxman!
Rock Candy Magazine is a bi-monthly physical mag, with a free digital download for those who buy online.

It’s the brainchild of Derek Oliver, Howard Johnson and Malcolm Dome, three Kerrang! writers who lived it all in the ’80s.

It’s aimed at the discerning fan who wants to wallow in nostalgia and relive the glory days of classic rock.

Rock Candy Mag is available from UK retailers and in shops around the world via distribution from industry giant Marketforce. Also available direct from us at www.rockcandymag.com

It’s 100 pages of the purest classic rock from the ’70s and ’80s, with no room for punk, new wave, skinny tie pop or post-industrial claptrap! And it’s all treated with respect and illustrated with the finest photography of the era.

 

 
Fri
29
Mar

YNGWIE MALMSTEEN - Blue Lightning (Review)

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The deluxe edition of Yngwie Malmsteen’s new CD comes with a drinks coaster. I recommend sticking to the regular version and just use the disc instead.
 
Yes, it’s that time of the year again, where we get to investigate Yngwie’s latest musical offering – this time he’s tackling “the blues”. I’m not sure which blues he speaks of – this record has as much in common with the Mississippi Delta or the origins of blues based rock as Steve Perry is to gangsta rap.
 
Look, I know it’s fun to read a bad review and especially one aimed at Yngwie – but it’s not without cause. This album continues the muddy mess that has been every record in recent years where Yngwie is in control of playing, producing and mixing. It’s just bloody awful.
 
The opening title track has wall to wall rhythm with bass reduced to sounding like a distant foghorn dipped in crude oil. There’s no space between instruments and the relentless double kick drum on just about every damn song is completely out of place. Much like Yngwie playing the blues.
 
Just check out Foxey Lady. Widdling intro, brain damaging bass thumping and thrash like double kick drum speed while Yngwie’s “vocals” and continual widdling travel along at half the speed. Doesn’t anyone ever say “dude, this ain’t right?”
It’s the same with Purple Haze. Widdle, thump, widdle, thump, wail, widdle – all at double the sensible tempo.
How about the utterly classic While My Guitar Gently Weeps – the beautiful, gentle, restrained masterpiece of subtlety and style? Widdle, thump, widdle widdle, wail, double-widdle, triple-widdle.
There is zero soul on this album.
 
Yes Yngwie can play like a BMF. Yes, he can widdle faster than the speed of taste, yes he used to be an essential purchase when actually using a producer, a vocalist, a bassist and a drummer (a real band that is).

Until he employs a modicum of self-restraint and self-awareness (and a vocalist and a producer etc etc), then I will be here to critique these albums honestly. And honestly, this is more of the same.
I’ll score this a 22 – the same number of years since the last great Malmsteen record.
 
 

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