We are now hitting October, the year has been flying by and as the temperature starts to cool, the new releases simply heat up. This week there is nothing for me as I already have the Stanley Simmons on CD. They released the album physically before they did digitally which is an awesome way to do it in my opinion. I might also check out the new Miranda Lambert album. She’s usually got some great stuff. Let me know what you want to hear this week or what we may have missed. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
Stanley Simmons – Dancing While The World Is Ending – (Stanley Simmons) – Digital Release
Miranda Lambert – Crisco – (Music Corporation of America / Warner Records)
Wynonna – The Hard Truth – (Anti)
The Chicks – Taking The Long (20th Anniversary Edition) – (Columbia Records / Sony Music)
Meshell Ndegeocello – Synonym – (Blue Note Records / UMG)
Johnny Marr – The Age of Everything – (New Voodoo Ltd / BMG Rights Mgmt)
Frozen Crown – The Legend of the Six Kings – (Napalm Records)
Brymir – What We Leave Behind – (Napalm Records)
Amon Amarth – The AllFather Awakens – (Metal Blade Records)



Stryper – When We Were Kings – (Frontiers Records)
Crobot – Obsidian – (Crobot)
Velvet Revolver – Contraband (Deluxe Edition) – (RCA / Sony Music)
New Release – Halestorm – ‘Back from the Dead’
Never Heard Before – Neil Young – ‘After the Gold Rush’
Not My Normal Genre – Miranda Lambert – ‘Revolution’
From My Collection – Boston – ‘Boston’
From My Collection – Danger Danger – ‘Screw It!’
Miranda Lambert – Palomino – (Vanner Records / Sony Music): Miranda is back with her 9th album in 20 years. I am not a massive country fan, but I do like me some Miranda. This might be first up this week.
Crashdiet – Automaton – (Crusader Records / Golden Robot Global): We’ve talked about it before that Sweden manufactures Sleaze Rock/Glam Rock bands and this is another in the long line of bands. They are back with their sixth album and I will look forward to some good rock & roll!




W.E.T. – W.E.T.: A perfect melodic rock album from members of Talisman, Eclipse and Work of Art. Great flow from beginning to end. Jeff Scott Soto is the lead singer and I have been a fan of all of JSS’ solo work and his work with Talisman and now with SOTO (see my artist profile on him