The news of the formation of the band KXM were exciting. With the members Dug Pinnick (King’s X) on bass and vocals, George Lynch (Dokken, Lynch Mob, Sweet & Lynch) on guitars and drummer Ray Luzier (Korn, David Lee Roth) … Continue reading →

When I grew up, side projects was very rare. If you played in a band, you either stuck with that band or you left. Maybe, you could get away with recording a solo album when your band had been playing … Continue reading →

The musical life of guitarist George Lynch has been one bumpy ride. After leaving a destructive situation in Dokken in 1988 he formed Lynch Mob in 1989 and released an album that today is seen as a bonafide melodic Hard … Continue reading →

There’s no sitting idle doing nothing in the world of Michael Sweet. If it’s not Stryper, it’s solo albums or Sweet & Lynch or Sunbomb or Iconic. And more often than not the result is awesome. And then there’s touring. … Continue reading →

Back in the mid 80’s Scorpions was the hottest potato you could find in the Hard Rock world. Their album Love At First Sting (1984) and the following World Wide Live (1985) were praised everywhere you looked and even the Hard Rock hating … Continue reading →

You know when you get that feeling that you just know that an album is gonna be great even if you haven’t heard a note of either band or album but you can’t really put a finger on why? That … Continue reading →