Neal Morse Band release live clip of Fighting With Destiny
Neal Morse Band will release The Great Adventour – Live in BRNO 2019 in March
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Neal Morse Band release live clip of Fighting With Destiny
Neal Morse Band will release The Great Adventour – Live in BRNO 2019 in March
Big Big Train announce Japan-only compilation
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Bon Jovi announce full details of new album Bon Jovi 2020
Stadium rock kings unveil tracklisting for new album Bon Jovi 2020 and release Limitless video
The White Buffalo announces new album On The Widow's Walk
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Doors legend Robbie Krieger to release first solo album in 10 years
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FM announce new album Synchronized, release video for title track
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Mariusz Duda announces first solo song The Song Of A Dying Memory
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The Contortionist cover Smashing Pumpkins' 1979
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Wardruna release video for brand new single Grá
Norwegian folk proggers Wardruna announce Jo Quail as support on England and Ireland live dates
Watch Biff Byford’s video for epic version of Simon & Garfunkel classic
Saxon singer Biff Byford gives Scarborough Fair the metal treatment
Hexvessel premiere video for new single Billion Year Old Being with Prog
Anglo-Finnish folk proggers Hexvessel will release their latest album in April
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Collateral by Collateral: fizzing, but also flat and frustrating
So close to being a powerhouse debut from NWOCR hopefuls Collateral
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Anvil's Legal At Last: the most Anvil record since the last Anvil record
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Loathe's I Let It In And It Took Everything: Expansively lavish, furiously heavy and impossible to pigeonhole
Eclectic Liverpudlian metalcore crew Loathe prove they're one of the most exciting new bands to emerge from the British underground