Unfinished Business is the ninth studio album by Canadian rock band Loverboy. The album was released on July 15, 2014 through Loverboy Music. The album title was selected through a Facebook fan vote and is appropriate, according to guitarist Paul Dean. He says in a statement, "These songs were all unfinished demos we'd recorded over the years. We just decided to complete the songs and release the album to show our appreciation to the fans."

More than just a Blues-Rock artist, award-winning guitar player Sonny Moorman balances his signature smoking-hot riffs with a hard-rocking precision and feel born deep in the Blues ethos. Seeming to channel inspiration from elsewhere, his world-class playing is at once both transcendental and firmly grounded in reality, captivating audiences nationwide. The music is original, complex and never stale, with relatable lyrics and a sound that conjures up masters like Duane Allman, Lonnie Mack, and Freddy King. Still, Moorman has forged his own intoxicating style throughout his decades-long career, which firmly establishes him as one of the last great authentic roadhouse players.

METSATÖLL release their seventh studio album “KATK KUTSARIKS” (“Plague Coachman”) on February 23, 2019. Metsatöll – celebrating their 20th anniversary – is telling the story of Estonian tribes as passionately as ever. The band sincerely believes that music has the power to save the world from the symbolical Plague and that a thousand years from now there will still be honorable Estonian graybeards who cherish their land and language, customs and sacred groves. With the album “Katk Kutsariks” Metsatöll will turn back to the band’s roots: the bagpipe solos that are howling like the wind and the guitar riffs that are heavy like metal will interweave with the sound of kannel and rustic choir arrangements. Keijo Koppel, Metsatöll’s masterful sound engineer, has had his hands full making sure that all the ideas of this creative lot would be heard on the album.

Excellent 2nd studio disc by this way-kool blues-based hard rock band from Wisconsin featuring the outstanding vocal talents of Adam Zierten. Includes 10 tracks of awesome, memorable, dynamic, melodic, soul-powered, blues-based, organic, retro rock n' roll mojo. On their powerful sophomore effort, Mojo Radio dig deep & produce a killer set of classic, timeless, modern-day guitar rock with a strong musical nod towards their retro-70s heroes. With an emphasis on strong songs full of depth & maturity, and with a unique hard rockin' twist on the blues, Mojo Radio reach for the sky on the aptly titled Rise disc. As an added bonus, The Steepwater Band Riffmaster Jeff Massey lands as a Special Guest guitarist on the stellar, dynamic, epic See It Through, an uplifting, masterful rock ballad that burns & shines brightly.

The new Folkstone album will be released on March 8th, with their independent label Folkstone Records, distributed by Audioglobe. 'Diario Di Un Ultimo' contains pages of stories that leave that bitter taste, because permeated by a veil of nihilism and the restless look of the band, which has always told the everyday life in their own way. In a society that is now devoted to hatred, try to be hated and feel the last. The mixture of folk, rock and metal will make this drop of hate turn into a drop of explosive gasoline . The stage will see a new lineup: Teo and Andrea, historical band members who have shared the journey since the dawn, have in fact decided to continue in other ways, leaving the place to multi-instrumentalist Marco Legnani.

Hailing from the outskirts of the Motor City, Dirty Basement Blues is a band comprised of 5 guys who are as hard working and gritty as the town they represent. The group was initially formed in late 2011 by drummer Mike Conley and guitarist Joe Stanley after teaming up for a studio project to record some of Stanley's new tunes. The two had played together in another project together for nearly ten years, and they were eager to embark on a new musical adventure. Conley is a rock solid drummer with impeccable timing and a huge pocket. He is the proverbial heartbeat of DBB. Joe Stanley is a lifelong student of the blues. He is the mean guitar slinging, songwriting and arranging force behind the bands sound. Bryan "Bodie" Miller, a longtime mutual friend, was brought in to fill the spot of bassist.

West Coast & Chicago Blues! If you Love Blues, There's No reason why you wouldn't Love this Record! Eddie delivers each song as they were his very own. Release Date: July 7, 2014. Recorded in 2010.

Altered Five Blues Band's highly anticipated third album, produced and mixed by Grammy winner Tom Hambridge (Buddy Guy, Susan Tedeschi, James Cotton, etc.) is a fierce collection of original, contemporary blues fused with vintage soul. “JT” Taylor’s powerful voice anchors the sound and drives home the message in songs like the roaring opening “Demon Woman,” the stone-cold blues of “Move House,” the vivacious shuffle “I’m in Deep,” the soul-drenched balled “Find My Wings,” and sassy “Counterfeit Lover.” The rhythm section of drummer Scott Schroedl and bassist Mark Solveson grooves hard and enjoys telepathic interaction with keyboardist Ray Tevich and guitarist Jeff Schroedl. Guitar World raves that Schroedl has “hi-tech chops” and contributes “superlative solo work.”

One can fault this CD for having brief playing time (a dozen selections totaling less than 33 minutes) and for not including the alternate takes, but the music is beyond criticism. When trombonist J.J. Johnson burst on the scene in the mid-'40s, his speed, fluency and quick ideas put him at the top of his field, where he remained for over a half century. This 1992 CD has the trombonist's first three sessions as a leader, music that qualifies as classic bebop. Johnson is matched with either altoist Cecil Payne, baritonist Leo Parker or tenor great Sonny Rollins (on one of his first dates) in quintets that also include Bud Powell, Hank Jones or John Lewis on piano; Leonard Gaskin, Al Lucas or Gene Ramey on bass; and Max Roach or Shadow Wilson on drums…

Giampiero Anelli, best known as Drupi is an Italian pop-rock singer, best known for the songs "Vado via", "Piccola e fragile", "Sereno è" and "Due". Born in Pavia, Drupi started his career as lead singer of the band "Le Calamite". Noticed by the composers Luigi Albertelli and Enrico Riccardi, he entered the competition at the 1973 Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Vado via". The song ended in the last place but had a significant international success and launched his solo career. "Vado via" recorded on A & M records reached number 17 in the UK chart in December 1973. The following year the national popularity arrived with the song "Piccola e fragile", that topped the Italian hit parade.