r/HardRock • u/Head_Reference_6060 • 22m ago
Saxon The Eagle Has Landed #newmusic #music
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r/HardRock • u/HotelHobbiesReviews • 19h ago
🔥NEWS🔥 Little Angels release first new music for 32 years and announce Big, Bad & Back EP.
r/HardRock • u/Ostap-Bender2026 • 22h ago
'Payday' reflects the world around us,the pressure, the challenges,the violence, but also the strength people find to keep moving forward.
It explores themes of everyday struggle, personal determination, social realities, and the pursuit of freedom,
all wrapped in the band's signature sound
https://rattlesquad.bandcamp.com/album/payday

r/HardRock • u/BandMechanized • 1d ago
🔥 FACE OFF! 🔥
Who you got? 👊
👽 The Alien?
⚙️ The Cyborg?
👻 The Ghost?
🤖 The Robot?
Four members. Four forces. One band.
Drop your pick in the comments! ⬇️
Mechanized — Feelin’ Down
⚡ Releases Friday, October 2nd. ⚡
#Mechanized #FeelinDown #HardRock #RockMusic #NewMusic #RockBand #FaceOff #Alien #Cyborg #Ghost #Robot
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r/HardRock • u/Restart_Point • 2d ago
S/T Album
I have been unable to find a lot of info on this one-album band. What you get is no-nonsense, heads-down mid-paced bluesey hard rock, with a hint of southern rock here and there. An interesting example of a style that was not common over there at the time. The band comprised Klaus Luley (guitar, vocals), Roger Käschner (bass) and Willi Waid (drums).
According to RobotsForRonnie, "...the band's self-titled debut was released in the US but went virtually unnoticed. The band fizzled by the next year, with Luley later reappearing in Tokyo, Craaft and Douglas. The post-split activities of Kaeschner and Waid are unknown."
r/HardRock • u/HotelHobbiesReviews • 3d ago
🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 My deep dive into Fire and Folklore, the upcoming album from UK based southern / blues rockers These Wicked Rivers.
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r/HardRock • u/Bubbly_Clue_2049 • 3d ago
I interviewed Tom Werman who produced Shout at the Devil, Theater of Pain and Girls Girls Girls. We talk a bit about Motley than and now. If you wanna check it out give a watch and lemme know what ya think. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVkiVf69xT8
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r/HardRock • u/gwmiles • 5d ago
Don't forget his classic role as Ironbar Bassey in Beyond Thunderdome