I’ve made the choice to write one single review for these two albums. No Bros was an Austrian hard rock band, that had some success in the early eighties. As a matter of fact the basis for this band was laid in 1974, when Klaus Schubert and Michael Außerhofer founded the band Target. They changed their name to No Bros at the end of the seventies.
Line up:Alexander Mayer - VocalsCaptain H.
Blackbird is a band coming from South-West Germany. To cut a long story short. If you’re into bands like AC/DC, Krokus, Airbourne, and want to have a good time, you definitely should buy this album.
It’s pure no-nonsense rock’n’roll from start to end. The vocals sound like a mix between Brian Johnson and Udo Dirkschneider. Of course not all songs are equally good, but isn’t this type of music meant to have fun? In which case it doesn’t do any harm if some songs sound alike.
Gallows Pole was formed (unofficially) back in 1977 in Vienna, Austria. In 1979 the band released their first single Shut up/Destiny under the name Angelina. It was number one in the Austrian charts. Then the band decided to change the name, and Gallows Pole was officially born. And since then the band have been playing melodic rock music and of course recording it. And now this very old school band is back for more.
Sweden is the place to be these days. Bands like Enforcer and Sabaton grow fast. And now we have Stallion four. A band who often remind on bands like Krokus (in the early 80’s) bus for sure on the gods of hard rock AC/DC. But despite of that, they don’t copy them.
Mary Ann Cotton was an English woman convicted of murdering her children and believed to have murdered up to 21 people, mainly by arsenic poisoning. On Free Falling Angels the real angels are composer Jackie Patino, his father Hal Patino, guitarists Andy La Rocque and Pete Blakk and drummer Snowy Shaw.
