'Emotional Coma', the latest release from Lion's Share is their fifth album and first for six years. This album is probably the strongest of the current line-up in Lion's Share. This album from start to finish is a bit heavier than all previous albums. The band is powered by, Nils Patrik Johansson on vocals, Lars Chriss on guitar, Sampo Axelsson on bass and keyboards and Richard Evensand on drums. 'Emotional Coma' is straight ahead melodic metal with an old school vibe. Right off the bat Lion's Share assault your senses with, "Cult Of Denial" and continue the barrage with, "The Arsonist" and the powerful title track. They also serve up a killer cover of Angel Witches' "Sorcerers". Lars Chriss' guitars are front and center with crunchy riffs and several nice solos. Recently departed Megadeth guitarist Glen Drover and former Kiss axeman Bruce Kulick make guest appearances. Edgy and melodic, there are some very catchy songs that still have plenty of aggression. Emotional Coma is heavy and direct and comes across, musically, as blend of Black Sabbath, Queensryche and Pantera, with a few hints of Accept and Metallica thrown in for good measure. 'Emotional Coma' delivers more of that stunning, unmistakable Lion's Share sound: great musicianship, top-notch vocal delivery and superb songwriting. Lion's Share has still managed, with this release, to put out an effort that proves they have not lost any steam, and are still one of the better bands out there when it comes to keeping their material fresh and exciting. Highly recommended.

Rattlesnake Remedy burst onto the music scene like a hurricane with the release of 'Magic Man. For fans of unadulterated, unhyphenated rock with catchy hooks and thick riffs. The album is 100 percent pure attitude. Every riff snarls, snakes and bites at you. From start to finish it kicks you in your teeth with attitude. The hooks are big and the tunes are flawless. Not a single filler on the entire album. Let's face it. No matter what generation you're from, the music scene you were into was riddled with crap and peppered with a select few diamonds in the rough that has always made listening to rock music worthwhile. Rattlesnake Remedy's, 'Magic Man' is one of those rare gems that will remind us why rockers around the world love listening to rock music. Rattlesnake Remedy shows why they are one of the best pure rock and roll bands to come along it quite some time. They have a swagger, soul, grit and feeling. Hard rock music at its best. 14 songs (plus two bonus live tracks) that will fly by and you'll want to hear them again. 'Magic Man' has teeth - and it likes to bite.

Rattlesnake Remedy burst onto the music scene like a hurricane with the release of 'Magic Man. For fans of unadulterated, unhyphenated rock with catchy hooks and thick riffs. The album is 100 percent pure attitude. Every riff snarls, snakes and bites at you. From start to finish it kicks you in your teeth with attitude. The hooks are big and the tunes are flawless. Not a single filler on the entire album. Let's face it. No matter what generation you're from, the music scene you were into was riddled with crap and peppered with a select few diamonds in the rough that has always made listening to rock music worthwhile. Rattlesnake Remedy's, 'Magic Man' is one of those rare gems that will remind us why rockers around the world love listening to rock music. Rattlesnake Remedy shows why they are one of the best pure rock and roll bands to come along it quite some time. They have a swagger, soul, grit and feeling. Hard rock music at its best. 14 songs (plus two bonus live tracks) that will fly by and you'll want to hear them again. 'Magic Man' has teeth - and it likes to bite.

Rattlesnake Remedy burst onto the music scene like a hurricane with the release of 'Magic Man. For fans of unadulterated, unhyphenated rock with catchy hooks and thick riffs. The album is 100 percent pure attitude. Every riff snarls, snakes and bites at you. From start to finish it kicks you in your teeth with attitude. The hooks are big and the tunes are flawless. Not a single filler on the entire album. Let's face it. No matter what generation you're from, the music scene you were into was riddled with crap and peppered with a select few diamonds in the rough that has always made listening to rock music worthwhile. Rattlesnake Remedy's, 'Magic Man' is one of those rare gems that will remind us why rockers around the world love listening to rock music. Rattlesnake Remedy shows why they are one of the best pure rock and roll bands to come along it quite some time. They have a swagger, soul, grit and feeling. Hard rock music at its best. 14 songs (plus two bonus live tracks) that will fly by and you'll want to hear them again. 'Magic Man' has teeth - and it likes to bite.

Rattlesnake Remedy burst onto the music scene like a hurricane with the release of 'Magic Man. For fans of unadulterated, unhyphenated rock with catchy hooks and thick riffs. The album is 100 percent pure attitude. Every riff snarls, snakes and bites at you. From start to finish it kicks you in your teeth with attitude. The hooks are big and the tunes are flawless. Not a single filler on the entire album. Let's face it. No matter what generation you're from, the music scene you were into was riddled with crap and peppered with a select few diamonds in the rough that has always made listening to rock music worthwhile. Rattlesnake Remedy's, 'Magic Man' is one of those rare gems that will remind us why rockers around the world love listening to rock music. Rattlesnake Remedy shows why they are one of the best pure rock and roll bands to come along it quite some time. They have a swagger, soul, grit and feeling. Hard rock music at its best. 14 songs (plus two bonus live tracks) that will fly by and you'll want to hear them again. 'Magic Man' has teeth - and it likes to bite.