by Sherry Thomas – Columnist — Seven Kingdoms’ third offering (the second with powerhouse vocalist Sabrina Valentine), The Fire Is Mine, delivers pure heat from start to finish. The album, which was released on Nightmare […]
by Nikiforos Skoumas – Columnist — It is nearly impossible to claim that AOR legend Jimi Jamison has been one to neglect his fans and audience in any way: 2011 saw the release of two […]
by Derric Miller – Managing Editor — It only took around 11 years, but the most talented band to come out of Sioux Falls, S.D. in over a decade finally released an album of original […]
by Deb Rao – Senior Columnist — December 15, 2012 at Vamp’d in Las Vegas — Dokken front man Don Dokken brought his annual acoustic West Coast trek to Las Vegas for a special performance […]
by John Kindred – Publisher — Guitarist Tore St Moren has spent the majority of his professional career as a member of Jorn. Since 1999, he also has worked in other bands, such as Rain, […]
by Mark Allen – Senior Columnist — William Shakespeare once wrote, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Well, to paraphrase the bard, a Kane Roberts album by any other name would […]
Every year, Hardrock Haven staffers compile their Top 10 best releases. Here’s the writers’ favorites from 2012: Alex’s Top Ten for 2012 01. Van Halen – A Different Kind of Truth 01. Dokken – Broken […]
by Jonna Ambur – Photojournalist — December 15, 2012 at OAKDALE THEATER, WALLINGFORD, CT — Otherwise From the bright lights of Las Vegas, NV, Otherwise kicked off the Christmas Chaos concert, presented by 106.9 WCCC. […]
by Trevor Portz – Columnist — Offering up a solution to something most wouldn’t deem a problem, Croatian depressive-metallers Ashes You Leave have apparently discovered The Cure for Happiness. Certainly bearing some resemblance to now-extinct […]
by Christophe Pauly – Photojournalist — After 20 years of band history, the original band members Thom Blunier (guitar), Thomas Muster (guitar), and Roger Tanner (drums), but also the band’s two young guns, Dominik Pfister […]
by Christophe Pauly – Photojournalist — Hardrock Haven’s Christophe Pauly recently caught up The Pineapple Thief’s Bruce Soord. Soord talked with Pauly the history of the band as well as his inlfuences and the their […]
by Christophe Pauly – Photojournalist — Hardrock Haven’s Christophe Pauly recently caught up with prog-rocker Neal Morse. Morse was kind enough to talk with Pauly about his current and past projects. Hardrock Haven: My first […]
by Joe Mis – Senior Columnist — Sonja Perenda probably is not a familiar name to many outside of her native Austria, but this operatic singer is out to change that. Sonja has released her […]
by Marija Brettle – Columnist — At the Musician, Leicester, November 27, 2012 Back in the late 80’s, Danish singer and songwriter Mike Tramp, was one of the most recognizable figures in the world of […]
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Just released – This simple-to-install upgrade for Fender Select Series HSS Stratocaster transforms this instrument into a guitar player’s tone nirvana dream machine. It is part of AweSome Musical Instruments growing family of high performance […]
by Mark Allen – Senior Columnist — Well, what have we here? Metal-core that actually dares to crack—if not outright break—the mold? A metal-core band that boldly challenges what is acceptable within the genre and […]
by Justin Gaines – News Editor/Senior Columnist — Originally released in 1989, Control and Resistance was the second album from Texas-based Watchtower, one of the true underground legends of the progressive metal genre. The four […]
by John Kindred – Publisher — John Corabi’s most notable claim to fame was replacing Vince Neil in Motley Crue from 1992 to ’96, recording one album with the band, the self-titled Motley Crue. His […]
by Derric Miller – Managing Editor — An album called Payback Time would seem to be one rife with anger, frustration, darkness and hopefully violence. But Swiss band Silver Dirt almost takes the expression in […]
by John Kindred – Publisher — It’s a fact that AC/DC won’t be around forever, and that means the band’s infectious brand of raw rock ‘n’ roll will live on in the music, but it […]
by Chris A. – Senior Photojournalist — Okay, you love rock n’ roll, you love going to concerts so what about working in the music industry? Is it feasible? Is it possible? How does someone […]
by Joe Mis – Senior Columnist — Looking for a rocking way to celebrate the season? Look no further than the instrumental release by Intuition entitled A Season To Rock. Intuition is a group of […]
by Justin Gaines – News Editor/Senior Columnist — Washington, DC-based metal band Fallen Martyr released their full-length debut (after a pair of prior EPs), titled Shadows, this year on the Siegen label. The band has […]
by Mark Allen – Senior Columnist — Texas Hippie Coalition refer to their loud, oversized, and utterly infectious brand of heavy rock as “red dirt metal,” a tip of their Stetsons to the Red River […]
by Joe Mis – Senior Columnist — Candlelight Red is a hard rocking quartet hailing from that hotbed of metal – central Pennsylvania. They’ve just released Demons, a four track follow up EP to their […]
by Justin Gaines – News Editor/ Senior Columnist — Swedish retro hard rock band Graveyard didn’t waste any time getting their third album out. Lights Out is the band’s second release in two years and […]
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