Fifteen Tracks Cut by a Portuguese Engineer Who Left the Job to Finish Them The first thing you hear on...
Gordon Pyle
Gordon Pyle covers classic rock, hard rock and metal for RockRevival.News. Writes about riffs, records that have lasted, and the bands still doing it decades in - without pretending nothing good was made after 1979.
A December Release That Kept Collecting Coverage Nine Months Into Its Run The guitar figure that opens Careless is bright...
Tallinn Hard Rock with Alternative Edges, Four Years on From Its Pressing The riffs on Who Needs Truth Anyway are...
What Happens When Theatrical Rock Gets Tracked in a Home Studio with No Label Behind It Seven tracks into Sideshow,...
A German Trio, a Decade of DIY Records, and a Riff That Refuses to Pick a Genre Silverbird put a...
Four Tracks, Three Players, and a Guitar Sound Chased Through a Home Studio This is a Car runs four tracks...
The Dublin Experimentalist's Folk-Facing Detour, Fourteen Months on and Still Being Found d'ARC opens Homesteads on violin harmonies, wind and...
How a French Alt-Metal EP Gets Its Crushing Bass and Muscular Riffs Start with the bass. It sits high in...
A 2024 Catalogue Single That Sets Mervyn Peake's Anti-Hero Against a Dance Groove Steerpike opens on a piano synth that...
