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Album Review: Shinedown – EI8HT
Appropriately named, EI8HT is indeed album number eight from the Jacksonville foursome, and their first release since 2022’s excellent Planet Zero. It’s been preceded by no fewer than six singles, which seems excessive until you realise that there are eighteen songs on here, so they still have more songs hidden away than some bands even put on … Continue reading Album Review: Shinedown – EI8HT -
Ranking Every Elton John Album From Worst to Best
Ultimate Classic Rock counts down every Elton John album, from worst to best. Continue reading… -
Gig Review: MOONLIGHT – THE PHILIP LYNOTT ENIGMA – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow 20th May 2026
Phil Lynott was a larger than life character who wore his heart on his sleeve and became one of rocks most iconic frontmen. Part rockstar, part poet, his songs and lyrics have touch many throughout his career. This show is … Continue reading The post Gig Review: MOONLIGHT – THE PHILIP LYNOTT ENIGMA – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow 20th May 2026 appeared first on Get Ready to ROCK!.
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Smashing Pumpkins Bring ‘Mellon Collie’ Back to Life on 30th Anniversary Tour
Thirty years on, and The Smashing Pumpkins’ “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness” still feels less like an album and more like a weather system rolling in off somewhere you can’t quite name.
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“A riot broke out. The barrier had collapsed and broke somebody’s leg…people were just tearing stuff apart!” From being hired, fired and hired again by one of metal’s most influential bands to a life of sobriety, Exodus’ Rob Dukes reveals all
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Hue And Cry: Everybody – Album Review
Hue And Cry: Everybody (Blairhill Records) Released 29 May 2026 CD | Vinyl | Blu-ray | DL | Streaming One of this year’s best synth-pop albums hails from an unlikely source. Hue And Cry have no track record in electronic music, but their 16th studio album marks a refreshing change of style. It’s certainly made […]
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Thorium – Unleash ‘Bring The Children To Me’ Track
Two weeks prior the release of their Suburban Rot record, death metallers Thorium have released another new track in preview “Bring The Children To Me”.
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10 Death Metal Bands Who Only Released One Album (And It Rules)
These death metal bands only released one album, but they're all worth checking out. Continue reading… -
Krallice – Announce First Ever European Tour
New York-based atmospheric black metal purveyors Krallice are excited to announce their first-ever tour across the European lands. A month-log trek begin on October 8th 2026 in Helsinki, Finland.
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Wolfsbane – New Song Online
British veterans Wolfsbane have debuted an official music video for the new song called “Touch You There”. Check it out.
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