Stefan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgsGc9__NwY

From the new album, which is tentatively titled 'No Fixed Address', to be released in late November. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBIBjb63W-U

There IS something wrong with you after all...

Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuhzFDHngP4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQfJjMpKDIc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnMUDHR7Llg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMNoxz1GJFI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzSgd4ojbsg

Listen to these before they're gone... Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWnEL0iWusA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQXd27MXXFQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEqXreD4G0Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6eutJGlsic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqmnheBeiyQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOpEKuIF4n8

From hardrockhaven.net (review by Alexandra Mrozowska): Riding a wave of ‘80s nostalgia might be a good idea these days. But no matter if you think about the new ‘80s-infused bands (such as Brother Firetribe, Outloud or White Widdow) or the reunited-and-back classic acts of the genre, the majority of them goes for the polished AOR/melodic rock sound rather than mixing glam, hard rock and punk into what is commonly dubbed ‘sleaze rock’. The only notable exception to this tendency are the representatives of the so-called New Wave Of Swedish Sleaze Metal. Having the soft spot for combining punkish hairdos and bright stage make-up with loud guitars and non-sublime lyrics may soon stop being the sole domain of the Scandinavians. Although the term such as the New Wave Of Czech Glam/Sleaze Metal might have not been coined yet, bands such as Sweet Leopard or Sleazy RoXxX are supposedly on their way to ascend the throne previously occupied by Pretty Boy Floyd and Tigertailz. Or, at least that’s what the four-piece Sleazy RoXxX attempt at with their first release Dangerous Obsession. While the band’s moniker suggested the initial explosion of sleazy riffs and rock’n’roll nursery rhymes for big kids, the album’s opening track – the instrumental “Innocent Memories” sounds as sweet and delicate… and yes, as misleading as possible. With the second track, Sleazy RoXxX deliver what one could have expected from of them – “Porn To Be Wild” isn’t a misspelled Steppenwolf “Born To Be Wild” cover (sigh of relief here). Instead, it’s a track Steel Panther wouldn’t be really ashamed of in terms of lyrics (you must’ve figured out that the triple ‘x’ in the band name must have been adequate to their motion picture preferences). The song sounds raw and slightly punk-ish, similarly to the rough style of the early Cräshdiet – and as for the vocals, Lee Glambert sounds here like a younger impersonator of Pretty Boy Floyd’s Steve Summers. “Draw The Lion” and “Lima Sierra Delta” are similar, but more melodic; one of the bands Sleazy RoXxX cite as their inspirations is Reckless Love, and there are some echoes of the Finnish heartthrobs’ catchy hooks in their music indeed. That is, if to blend poppy Reckless together with more (and yet even more) of Pretty Boy Floyd. Having already experienced the band’s contrariness, it’s no surprise to hear the country-ish acoustic guitar lick developing into a punchy, dynamic “Long Way To Mexico” with the aggressively chanted chorus similar to some of Foxy Roxx output (if anyone remembers this ridiculously tasteless mid-‘90s glam group). “Sex Drugs & Ice Cream” (with a title borrowed possibly from a t-shirt in some clothing chain store for teenagers) is another piece of melodic sleaze metal. However, the next few tracks turn out to be rather disappointing, starting from the ballad-esque but unbearably monotonous “Live Fast – Die Young,” which brings to mind Swedish Loud ‘N’ Nasty (now disbanded). Half of the next track, “Bastard”, sounds as if it was a creepy whisper effect of the low-budget horror movie and its follow-up “Girl From 80s,” despite the promising Poison-infused verse, fails to surprise a listener with an expected well-crafted chorus. “Kentucky Highway” and “White Gold” are trite modern rock tracks without any particular hook. It’s only the final bonus track “Under Magenta Sky” that keeps up with the few first songs on the album in terms of quality as again, Sleazy RoXxX combine clichéd lyrics, raw riffs and melodic chorus into a decent grand finale to the album. Dangerous Obsession is a clear proof that sleaze rock is not dead also outside Scandinavia, the fact which should make quite a few fans of the genre (and the other dozen for whom listening to the likes of Pretty Boy Floyd and newer glam bands remains a guilty pleasure) happy. As for Sleazy RoXxX debut release itself, it portrays the band members as certainly diligent sleaze rock followers, knowing well what this genre’s all about. The half of the album is promising, to say the least – this said, the other half somewhat fails to draw the listener’s attention. And yes, the entire material is as clichéd as it could be. Still, there are more than a few bright spots on Dangerous Obsession, making the album and the Liberec-based band both worth being checked out – as long as your interest in music is related to “electric toyz,” “making noise” and/or “setting the night on fire”. Otherwise, the excess of both musical and lyrical clichés on this release would be hard to digest. https://cs-cz.facebook.com/pages/Sleazy-RoXxX/143534329020625

Powderfinger - Dream Days At The Hotel Existence Thousand Foot Krutch - The Flame In All Of Us (CD/DVD Edition) Black Veil Brides - Wretched And Divine Scott Wenzel - Heart Like Thunder Whitecross - s/t Whitecross - Hammer & Nail Whitecross - Triumphant Return Whitecross - In The Kingdom Whitecross - High Gear

Powderfinger - Dream Days At The Hotel Existence

You're fucking right. As always

Not bad. Tracklist: 1. Party in the Rust (3:03) 2. Friday’s Child (4:15) 3. Money Maker (3:44) 4. Angela (4:33) 5. Only a Broken Heart (4:24) 6. Can’t Let You Go (3:53) 7. Rock Me (2:59) 8. After the Rain Falls (3:27) 9. Don’t Throw Me Away (4:01) 10. Take My Hand (3:18) 11. Rescue Me (4:25) 12. Bad Boys (4:33)

Good stuff. https://www.facebook.com/MadmansLullabyRocks Tracklist: 1. What If 2. Everything’s Wasted 3. Time To Time 4. Gasoline 5. Gimme Shelter 6. How Can I 7. You Never Mattered 8. Standards So High 9. Out Go Your Lights 10. Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore 11. That One Thing

Album samples: http://www.amazon.de/Fight-System-Deluxe-Jaded-Heart/dp/B00MRKWRSE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1408364073&sr=8-2&keywords=jaded+heart+fight

New 'supergroup' featuring Vinnie Moore, Kelly Keeling and Scot Coogan. Debut album out September 16th (Magna Carta Records). Tracklist: 1 Hell No 2 By the Rainbow's End 3 House of Light 4 Cloud of Dreams 5 Save It 6 Never Trust a Woman 7 Obvious 8 The Hand That Feeds You 9 Hit the Road 10 There's a Knowing 11 Count's 77

'Change My World': https://soundcloud.com/kivel-records/change-my-world

Tracklist: 1. Get Back My Crown 2. This Is Who I Am 3. Fire And Ice 4. I Don't Cry No More 5. Lhasa 6. Devil In Disguise 7. You Are The Music 8. Peace Of Mind 9. Maybe Tonight 10. On The Way To Paradise 11. Our Love Is Not Over 12. Stranger In Us All

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM5BVTLhC2Q

In Faith are a new British hard rock band comprising ex members of Vaughn, Wild and Edens Curse. From Youtube: EPK from British Hard Rock Band In Faith. Debut Album due out October 2014. In Faith are Pete Newdeck Tony Marshall & Pete Godfrey, the album is "There's a Storm Coming" out this October on Firefest Records. https://www.facebook.com/infaithband/timeline

From FB: Hey all! Just popping in to say hello to everyone, and I hope you are all well! As of this writing, we're close to completing "Defiance", the followup to last year's successful and well-received "Sucker Punch!", and I have to say, both band and label are quite stoked about this album - there's plenty of new territory covered on this one, while retaining all of the DNA of our trademark melodic style. Trust me, our signature sound is intact and present in spades, probably more so than ever. We're certain that you will be as happy with it as we are! The album drops on October 3, 2014, to coincide with our appearance at MelodicrockFest 4 at H.O.M.E. Bar in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Please visit www.melodicrockfest.com for full details of the festival. Ticket prices are at an INCREDIBLE value of $20 per day (2-day festival) - so if you're in the Chicago area, or plan to be at the beginning of October, please come on down for a great night(s) of music featuring some amazing bands! Hope to see you in October, and stay tuned for more information on the new album as we near the release date, including previews of the new material! Best, Vic Rivera Adriangale

From FB: Hey everybody! Erik Wigelius is Done with the final mixes, hope to share some previews soon! Erik is a monster producer and we're so happy to work with him and his brother Anders.