AlphaMale

Every Ac/Dc song ever recorded.

Awesome!

Me too!

Too closely resembles Britny Fox's "Louder" in the chorus IMO.

Really good disc.

Mine always change. Usually not by much though.

+1

God I love these guys!! What a band!

Meh

from internet sources: With their 8th full-length studio album, “Black Eyed Children” (via Metalville), released today April 28th, ASTRAL DOORS is a proof that even the most gifted, talent-rich musicians continue to get better with time, and after 15 years together, there are no signs of decline in the quality of music they create. And the music these Swedes create is a DIO-worship to new heights. Yeah, “Black Eyed Children” is classic, traditional metal in a Ronnie James Dio vein. Hailing from Borlänge, Dalarna in southeast Sweden, Astral Doors is comprised of Nils Patrik Johansson on vocals, Joachim Nordlund on guitar, Mats Gesar on guitar, Ulf Lagerstroem on bass, Johan Lindstedt on drums, and Jocke Roberg on keyboards, and plays what once was considered traditional Heavy Metal, back when Heavy Metal was the “cash cow” of the music industry. Being an elite-talent driven, 'thinking man’s' style and because it’s becoming increasingly different than most contemporary formats of Metal, most would likely label their music a bit more on the Power Metal side. Whatever you want to label it, this is the sound that Heavy Metal was born of. The cornerstone of a band is most often a charismatic lead singer, and Nils Patrik Johansson is extraordinary. Carrying the torch for Astral Doors, as well as Lion’s Share and many other bands he is part of, Johansson has everything needed in a front man; powerful DIO-esque vocals, the stage presence of a legend, and a mastermind of a songwriter. The twin guitars of Joachim Nordlund and Mats Gesar are heavy, thick and masterful, resurrecting old school power chords and guitar interludes with precision. With all of that being said, talent will only get you so far in any form of rock n’ roll, so writing great songs is the only way to be elevated to 'the cream of the crop' status and Astral Door’s songwriting prowess is where this band truly shines. “Black Eyed Children” is some seriously profound stadium-ready heavy rock from, what I believe to be, one of the most talented, underrated bands currently playing Heavy Metal. There is no question that these guys possess a wealth of essential elements that the forefathers of traditional Metal built into the foundation of this genre and they display this authenticity with masterful ease. Soaring vocals, guitars that ebb and flow between a wall of power chords and lower tones with a bluesy foundation, and a thunderous bottom end are what drives each and every track on this terrific album. Extremely clean, chunky chords steeped in heavy metal history; drums, thick and full of punch; singer Nils Patrik Johansson’s ever-aging Dio-isms; 'We Cry Out' certainly sounds like it has the makings of a great opener. Although there are no weak tracks found anywhere here, 'Good vs Bad', 'God Is The Devil', and 'Lost Boy' are standouts that really touched me, with my two favorite tracks being the atmospheric and magical 'Walls', and the edgy, classic '80s guitar-filled 'Die On Stage', a killer tune. In a time when most new bands are straying into the saturated and trendy sub-genres that highlight the many different styles of metal screams and growls, Astral Doors continue to stay true to their classic Heavy Metal roots and by doing so, honor the Metal Gods that so deeply influenced their souls. With the many different ranges of Metal being released these days, “Black Eyed Children” is such a breath of fresh air that will have you raising your horns high in honor of all that is traditional, classic metal. This new material, as a whole, is as good as I’ve heard from this extremely gifted band and only raises the bar even higher. This Limited Edition Digipak includes the bonus track 'Jesus Christ Moviestar' which somehow reminds me of Jorn, and the album artwork is slightly different. Dio / Black Sabbath / Vandenberg's MoonKings (and alike) fans, this is a must have for you. 01 - We Cry Out 02 - Walls 03 - God Is the Devil 04 - Die on Stage 05 - Tomorrow's Dead 06 - Good vs. Bad 07 - Suburban Song 08 - Lost Boy 09 - Slaves to Ourselves 10 - Black Eyed Children 11 - Jesus Christ Moviestar (bonus track) Nils Patrik Johansson - Vocals Joachim Nordlund - Guitars Mats Gesar - Guitars Ulf Lagerstroem - Bass Johan Lindstedt - Drums Jocke Roberg - Keyboards thanks to Jeff Legg BUY IT ! www.emp-online.com/art_354138/ .

In Gotthard's case, they got a singer that was close to a clone for Steve Lee, but left their trademark hooks behind.

Nor me.

Very nice!

Let me start by saying I love this band. But the new CD sucks.

I like the Mafia and all but it does not get anywhere near the music discussions we have here.

Remember when this place was cool and crowded? Only 12 votes on a poll that's 2 weeks old. In the good old days, this would've been a great poll with lots of votes.

The vocals are poor.

And of course the best:

I loved this song!!

Rock 'n' Roll band, NYC, 1990 Mercury Records. Kyf Brewer (vocals/harp/piano) Steve Conte (guitars/vocals) John Conte (bass/vocals) Frankie LaRocka (drums) Rehearsals posted on FB: https://www.facebook.com/SteveContePersonal/videos/10210931445675379/ https://www.facebook.com/Company-of-Wolves-band-1245771478836798/ EDIT: Seems to be a one-off reunion show this summer.

Virginia Wolf - Push

You actually may be right. It does sound pretty cool.

Junkyard Its not available via Apple Music until the day of release since its a streaming service. Thanks for purchasing the C.D., thats where the real support is, Apple music isn't really the best service for the artist considering the artist gets a ¼ of a penny per stream. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/high-water/id1222146744 Like · Reply · 1 · April 13 at 2:51pm · Edited

https://www.facebook.com/junkyardhollywood/# Samples to all songs on the page.