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The guitarist in my band, Vantage Point, has just put out a new solo single. Is an instrumental, so if you only like music with vocals, then definitely won't be for you, But if you do enjoy lots of guitar in your hard rock / metal music, then you might quite enjoy.

I did a review of the album, contains some songs I really like, Fates Warning, Holy Smoke, and some I'm not so keen on, Public Enema, The Assassin.

We put out another cover today, this time of the Kim Wilde track, Kids in America.

Thanks very much, for both having a listen and the nice comment, cheers.

My band has put out a cover of the Ghost track, Dance Macabre, which can be streamed on the digital platform of your choice, should you fancy checking it out.

Have just put a cover of another Huey Lewis and the News track, though this one isn't quite as obscure as the last one. Amazon - https://music.amazon.co.uk/albums/B0CGJ6ZF96

Maybe he was behind camera taking the photos ...

Bit obscure, but my band has done a cover of the Huey Lewis & the News track, Don't Make Me Do It.

Well no-one has ever said that to me before. But I suppose it is better than being told you look like Fish did in the '90's ...

I did a video review of the Somewhere in Time album over on the old YouTube. You are welcome to give it a watch if you like.

Is the First Friday of the Month again, so we put out a new track, You Don't Know, which can obviously be streamed on all the digital platforms.

Two Worlds Collide for me, love that song and would love to hear it played live again. If they were to also record it and release as a 7" vinyl single with a live version of The Aftermath as the b-side, then I'd be very appreciative of that.

For me, missing out the, "woah-yeh," during the intro is criminal ... Other than that, competent cover, but I doubt I'll bother listening to it again.

Our debut album, Daredevil on the Shore, celebrates its 15th Anniversary today. If you fancy checking out the title track, then here is a video of us on Seacliff Beach in North Berwick, Scotland, with the Bass Rock and Tantallon Castle acting as a backdrop, as we pantomime along to the song.

Well I won't go looking to find out what the setlist is, but as my first gig on the tour is Glasgow, 15 gigs in, I can't imagine should they play something like, Alexander the Great, that I won't have become aware of it via some sort of rock / metal website. I guess at the very least I won't...

Our guitarist has put out another solo track, so if you like guitar instrumentals then feel free to check it out. Of course we do not recommend committing Geometric Suicide ...

Unfortunately I haven’t really enjoyed much of what they have done post Heavy Traffic. The Bubble is the only song on TPAOY that I like, while there were two or three tracks on Fourth Chord I enjoy. I think there might be some good tunes on Quid Pro Quo but I just find the production really...

I quite enjoy the material on Complaining & Remedy, though they are definitely not what the world expects from the Quo. But I was thrilled when Rock 'til You Drop came out, as I thought the proper Quo was back. Unfortunately this illusion was shattered by Thirsty Work, which I think is a...

Yeah I read that book a couple of years ago and quite enjoyed it. Was good to hear him give some information on some of the lesser known albums from the 80s, as most interviews / articles about him/Quo, obviously centre around the glory years of the 70s. His thoughts that Perfect Remedy was an...

Well I am hoping for Alexander the Great on the upcoming tour. Would also love to hear him sing, When Two Worlds Collide, love that tune.