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Album Reviews Danko Jones: Rock and Roll is Black and Blue Fun, loud, honestly delivered -
Features Mike Tramp: Lion Alone "There was no originality left at the end of the eighties and people just wanted an alternative" -
Album Reviews L.A. Guns: Hollywood Forever A timely reminder that this genre is still turning out quality material -
Features Heaven: Hallowed be Thy Name "We were accepted really good by the Americans, from an Australian point of view" -
Album Reviews D:A:D : DIC.NII.LAN.DAFT.ERD.ARK Hard rock songs that are musically almost perfect -
Album Reviews Mr Big: Live From the Living Room Not much more than you’d expect -
Album Reviews Bang Tango: Pistol Whipped in the Bible Belt Worth seeking out -
Features Steel Panther: Balls and All "It would be pretty cool to have the singer from INXS get up and join us" -
Features Urge Overkill: Resurfacing “We were having a good time but I think there was some question about whether we were genuine or not" -
Features Monster Magnet: Doped to Infinity "It will make you have the brain and the nervous system of a squirrel" -
Album Reviews Urge Overkill: Rock & Roll Submarine Even the filler material worms itself into your subconscious -
Album Reviews Queensrÿche – Dedicated to Chaos One of the most discordant, tuneless, unmusical things ever released