Mark Morton releases new song featuring Myles Kennedy

Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton has released the song "Save Defiance." The track features vocalist Myles Kennedy of Alter Bridge and Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators fame, with Alice in Chains' Mike Inez on bass and Korn's Ray Luzier on drums. The song comes from Morton's debut solo release, "Anesthetic," which will be released March 1 on WPP/Spinefarm Records. "Myles was our... Continue Reading →

REVIEW: Mark Morton – ‘Anesthetic’

Review by Greg Maki-----Maybe the most remarkable aspect of “Anesthetic,” the debut solo album from Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton, is that it sounds like exactly that—an album. The 10 songs feature 12 lead vocalists, yet it feels cohesive and of a piece. And though much of the guitar playing is unmistakable, it doesn’t... Continue Reading →

Mark Morton, Light the Torch announce co-headline tour

Light the Torch and Mark Morton will embark on a co-headline tour this spring. Moon Tooth also will appear. Get tickets and VIP packages here. Morton, the guitarist of Lamb of God, will release his debut solo album, "Anesthetic "(WPP/Spinefarm) ,on March 1, while Light the Torch continue to support its latest release "Revival," out now via Nuclear Blast. "We are beyond excited to hit the... Continue Reading →

Former Sick Puppies frontman Shim to release debut solo album Sept. 14

Platinum recording artist Shim has announced a Sept. 14 release date for his self-titled solo album, "Shim," on BFD, distributed worldwide by The Orchard. After creating a worldwide fan base as founder and former lead vocalist for Sick Puppies, the Australia-born singer, songwriter and producer found himself back at square one, and after a couple... Continue Reading →

REVIEW: Dee Snider – ‘For the Love of Metal’

Review by Greg Maki ----- I didn’t see this one coming. Though he’s led a varied career, we all know Dee Snider as the voice and (painted) face of Twisted Sister, which hit the peak of its popularity in the 1980s (and enjoyed a successful run well into the 21st century, it’s worth noting). Whether... Continue Reading →

LIVE RECAP: Myles Kennedy – 05/16/18 – Baltimore Soundstage – Baltimore, Maryland

Review by Greg Maki ----- It takes some serious guts to take the stage alone when you’re used to having guitar gods like Slash or Mark Tremonti out there with you. But that’s exactly what Myles Kennedy is doing on his tour supporting his debut solo release, “Year of the Tiger,” including a stop at... Continue Reading →

Ace Frehley releases new single ‘Bronx Boy’

Founding KISS guitarist and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ace Frehley has released a new single titled “Bronx Boy.” It is the first track from an all-new, untitled full-length solo LP to be released this summer. “Bronx Boy” is available on all digital music services. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bHsXP0EJck&feature=youtu.be http://www.acefrehley.com

REVIEW: Myles Kennedy – ‘Year of the Tiger’

Review by Greg Maki ----- You might think you know Myles Kennedy by now. He’s risen to prominence as the frontman of Alter Bridge, releasing five studio albums, and since 2010, he’s been the voice of Slash’s solo band, known as Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators. You might even be familiar with his... Continue Reading →

John 5 and the Creatures to release ‘It’s Alive!’ live album in January

John 5 and the Creatures are set to release a live album, "It's Alive!," on Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018. It will be the world-renowned guitarist's first album to be featured on vinyl. A 24-page, full-color tour book covering the John 5 and the Creatures' tour journeys so faralso will be available for separate purchase. Pre-orders are... Continue Reading →

LIVE RECAP: John 5 and the Creatures – 04/09/17 – State Theatre – Falls Church, Virginia

Review by Greg Maki-----Instrumental rock music can be a tough sell, even for someone who loves music as much as me. Too often, it comes across as self-indulgent, with endless noodling and shredding. It’s as if the musicians forget the song is what matters most. Over his eight solo albums, John 5 has avoided that... Continue Reading →

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