Category: ADRIANGALE

ADRIANGALE / REMASTER

ADRIANGALE – Final Piece [2xCD Digitally Remastered + Unreleased] (2021) *0dayrox Exclusive*

After more than two decades carrying the torch for melodic hard rock in America, ADRIANGALE is calling it quits. They never had the profile that every cookie cutter project “band” seems to get by default, but the group – which features vocalist Jamie Rowe of Guardian fame – released album after album of top shelf melodic hard rock over the years and could deliver just as well in a live setting.
And while it’s sad to see them go, they said goodbye on a high note with the appropriately titled ”Final Piece”, a 2-disc collection released as a collaboration between their longtime label Kivel Records and the Eonian Records reissue label.
”Final Piece” is a fantastic, 2-disc set featuring 27 songs including never-released recordings, demos, as well as the most loved songs from the band’s five full-length albums, EP, and live album, all remastered.
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POLEY / RIVERA – Only Human [Melodic Rock Records Reissue +1]

As requested here’s more Ted Poley, the reissue of the out of print record he did with guitarist Vic Rivera (Adriangale / Crunch) while Danger Danger were inactive. POLEY / RIVERA‘s “Only Human” is a set of classic melodic rock / AOR tunes that will hit the bullseye for long time fans of both Ted and Vic.
“Only Human” is everything one expects from a Ted Poley release, with the added “crunch” of Vic Rivera, showcasing an extra special set of songs. While plenty of catchiness, the songs prioritizes riffs over melody.

ADRIANGALE

ADRIANGALE – Suckerpunch! (2013)

* thanx to Brian Rademacher It’s been almost thirteen years since former Guardian vocalist Jamie Rowe hooked up with partner Vic Rivera to release the ADRIANGALE debut in 2000. The band gained a huge following in the Melodic Rock world and they haven’t looked back since.During that time there was periods of short silence as the band became CRUNCH but...