In this week’s Album of the Week poll, you, the fans, voted Bullet For My Valentine to the top spot, for their album, Temper Temper. Check out the top five vote-getters below:
1. Bullet for My Valentine – Temper Temper
2. Jungle Rot – Skin The Living reissue
3. Spoken – Illusion
4. Psychothermia – Fall to the Rising Sun
5. L.A. Guns – Live in Concert CD/DVD
Stay tuned for this week’s poll, which will be live tomorrow on RevolverMag.com. Until then, you can check out Bullet For My Valentine’s “Riot” off Temper Temper below:
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This week sees new shit from Bullet for My Valentine, City in the Sea, L.A. Guns and more hitting stores. Check out the list of releases below and let us know which ones you’re snagging a copy of and which record should be the Album of the Week. Pick your favorite and feel free to vote as many times as you want. Voting ends on Monday, February 18, at noon, when the results will be announced.
UPDATE: The poll is closed. For the results, click here.
]]>This past weekend saw the 20th anniversary of Guns N’ Roses landmark Use Your Illusion albums. But 1991 was also the year that many other landmark releases in hard rock and metal came out, including Metallica’s “Black Album,” Nirvana’s Nevermind, Ozzy Osbourne’s No More Tears, and many, many more. Below, we want you to weigh in and tell us what the best heavy release of 1991 was. Horns up!
A memorial concert has been announced for former Warrant frontman Jani Lane, who passed away on August 11. The tribute will take place on August 29 at the Key Club in Hollywood, California, and is set to bring together several renowned ’80′s rock bands.
Currently slated to appear are Great White, Quiet Riot, L.A. Guns, Enuff Z’nuff, and Slammin’ Gladys. Entry is free with 300 tickets being distributed on a first come, first served basis.
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