Tour Dates: Tim Ripper Owens tour 2010
First ever European solo headlining tour throughout September supporting debut solo album Play My Game…
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High On Fire – Snakes For The Divine
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Three years since the last High On Fire album, Death Is This Communion, and fans were starting to get restless with only a live album released in 2009 to tide them over, so the eventual arrival of Snakes For The Divine is highly anticipated by all… by Andy Lye
Axel Rudi Pell – One Night Live
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Unexpectedly soon after the release of the double live DVD Live Over Europe in 2008, but perhaps in an attempt to rectify the problems with that release, this bare-bones live offering simply contains a complete live show from the 2009 tour… by Andy Lye
Ripper – The Dead Have Rizen
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Formed in 1977 Texan "horror metal" outfit Ripper have been largely inactive for two decades, but The Dead Have Rizen represents their first album for 23 years, original planned as a gift for the old fans, but eventually given a full release… by Andy Lye
Pandea – Soylent Green
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Pandea is a new project put together by Mind Odyssey guitarist Dan Uhden, featuring several different singers, and their debut album is based on the Charlton Heston movie 'Soylent Green', with each of the singers voicing one or more different characters… by Andy Lye
Sanctuary – Refuge Denied/Into The Mirror Black
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Much sought after, and long out of print in all formats, the only two classic albums by Sanctuary, the band directly responsible for the creation of Nevermore, are being re-released as a two-disc set… by Andy Lye
Battalion – Underdogs
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Switzerland's answer to Evile, Underdogs is well-excuted revivalist thrash metal with strong vocals which aren't a direct copy of Paul Baloff, Steve Souza or Joey Belladona, immediately elevating them above the current crop of young plagerists… by Andy Lye
Armour – Armour
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Following two self-release EPs this is Armour's debut full-length album, with a sound firmly rooted in 1980s traditional metal and glam without really trying to add anything new or different to the ready-made formula… by Andy Lye
Angels of Babylon – Kingdom of Evil
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This new project achieved immediate notoriety due to the presence of David Ellefson on bass, but Angels of Babylon are genuinely strong in every area, and their debut album contains all of the elements of classic heavy metal… by Andy Lye
Marty Friedman – Tokyo Jukebox
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Some time after it was released in his now-native Japan, the latest album from the ex-Megadeth guitarist is a set of instrumental metal versions of popular Japanese pop songs, which in theory should have limited appeal elsewhere, but in actual fact simply comes across as a standard metal guitar album… by Andy Lye
Jon Oliva’s Pain – Festival
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Denouncing any Savatage reunion rumours, Jon Oliva is now on his fourth album with his new band, and has made a huge improvement over the lacklustre Global Warning, released in 2007… by Andy Lye
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