rock and roll fables

music, comics, and media in a rock 'n' roll world

  • the +1s
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

© Copyright 2014 - 2022 Rock and Roll Fables · All Rights Reserved ·

22 from ’22: The albums that Rawked Rock And Roll Fables in 2022

20 December 2022 By jesse 1 Comment

Maybe in 2030 we’ll stop doing these lists featuring a number corresponding to the given year and make it a little easier for us but for now we’re still finding it hard to whittle down the artists and albums that kicked ass for us so if it ain’t broke then don’t fix it, y’know? And 2022 delivered yet again!

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables, Year End Tagged With: 96 Bitter Beings, Abrams, Atomic Fire, Bad Omens, Bait, BESVÄRJELSEN, Blood On The Dance Floor, Brandon Ashley, Bush, Caitlin Stokes, Chasing Ghosts, Chk Chk Chk, Chris Jericho, Cool Thing Records, COP International, Corlyx, Deron Miller, Devin Townsend, Fozzy, Gavin Rossdale, He Is Legend, Immutable, In The Blind, In The Dark, Jasan Stepp, Lauren Hart, Lightwork, Logan Mader, Magnetic Eye Records, Meshuggah, Michael Webster, Nothing Is Real, Once Human, Out Of Line Music, Pelagic Records, Profiler, Razor To Wrist Records, Rich Ward, Rock And Roll Fables, Scar Weaver, Sea Change, Sergeant Thunderhoof, Small Stone Records, SOM, Stabbing Westward, Sumerian Records, Tears For Fears, The Death Of Peace Of Mind, The Endorphins, The Mysterines, The Shape Of Everything, The Tipping Point, This Sceptred Veil, Underoath

Sergeant Thunderhoof Gift Your Earholes, Deliver Bonafide Desert Rawk Record Of The Year Contender With This Sceptred Veil

23 May 2022 By jesse Leave a Comment

It’s a real special kind of album that, at barely three tracks in, we’re already searching for our in progress “Best of 2022” draft and adding it to the list. This Sceptred Veil, the latest from Bath’s Sergeant Thunderhoof, is that kind of a special album. The kind of album that, the moment you press “play”, just immediately emits a kind of aural glow. Like, if you were in Supernatural or some Ghostbusters movie with all their gadgets and gizmos and held one up while any of the tracks from This Sceptred Veil were playing you’d get some major readings that’d probably break said gizmos and gadgets with their sheer power is all we’re trying to say. Got all that?

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Dan Flitcroft, Darren Ashman, Jim Camp, Mark Sayer, Pale Wizard Records, Rock And Roll Fables, Sergeant Thunderhoof, This Sceptred Veil

Howling Giant And Sergeant Thunderhoof Team Up, Create Majestic Musical Interpretation Of A Painting By Sara-Jane Swettenham For Latest Ripple Music Experiment Turned to Stone Chapter II

31 July 2020 By jesse 1 Comment

There is so much that is right with this two-song split by Howling Giant and Sergeant Thunderhoof. Firstly, can you say epic??? A forty-minute runtime between two bands supplying a song each. Do the math. Secondly, I know of Howling Giant already and they rule. Thirdly, I did not know Sergeant Thunderhoof going into this but now that I do, they rule as well. And fourth and finally, Ripple Music rule. Or have you not been paying attention to every single album they’ve released?!?!?

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: art, Dan Flitcroft, Darren Ashman, Howling Giant, Jim Camp, Mark Sayer, Masamune, Muramasa, Ripple Music, Rock And Roll Fables, Sara-Jane Swettenham, Sebastian Baltes, Sergeant Thunderhoof, Tom Polzine, Zach Wheeler

Archives

Categories

 

Loading Comments...