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Album review: Q5 – New World Order
Frontiers [Release Date 08.07.16] Q5’s ‘Steel The Light’ was one of the cult classic metal albums of the eighties, blending an uncompromising approach with class vocals and massive hooks in distinctive fashion, lifting it above the myriad of average releases … Continue reading
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Tagged album, hard rock, Jonathan Scott K, NWOBHM, Q5, review, Rick Pierce
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