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  • ACCEPT Continue To Rock With “The Rise Of Chaos”

    Despite what bands say in interviews the truth is they want every album to be equally as good as the one before it and the one after it. Unfortunately perfection is only a dream but consistency is very achievable. But even that is difficult for many bands throughout their careers. Though that is not the ...
  • Pyn Doll of Barb Wire Dolls Interview – June 22nd 2017

    This week on THE ASYLUM on BullspikeRadio.com we were joined by phone from the road Pyn Doll of Barb Wire Dolls to talk about some recent goings on with the band and their new album Rub My Mind. Buy Rub My Mind by Barb Wire Dolls on Amazon or iTunes. Here’s the chat:
  • METALLICA Was Strong On The Island

    It’s been six years since last I saw Metallica live. Yes they did a few intimate shows here in New York in recent years (both almost impossible to get in) so when they announced a tour to Hardwired…To Self Destruct I was excited to finally move The Big 4 at Yankee Stadium out of the ...
  • DON JAMIESON’s Latest Will Have You In Stitches

    It feels like forever since we last watched Don Jamieson bust Eddie Trunk‘s balls on That Metal Show. Our weekly dose of metal and comedy was something we became accustomed to. But worry no more metalheads because you’ll withdrawal of metal and comedy can end as Don has released a new comedy album entitled Communication ...
  • Art Of Anarchy Will Capture You With “The Madness”

    Rarely does a review of an album require a history lesson but this is a rare situation. You see Art Of Anarchy has become a band you should know but got lost until now. The band was first formed in 2014 by Jon and Vince Votta, John Moyer, and Bumblefoot. They in turn added Scott ...
  • Count’s 77 Returns To Give You A “Soul Transfusion”

    In 2014 Danny “Count” Koker, best known as one of the top custom car designers in the world and star of Counting Cars on History Channel, decided to add rockstar to his resume by introducing the world to his band Count’s 77. Their self titled debut album brought back the old school American Hard Rock ...

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