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Album review: STEPHEN PEARCY – Smash
Frontiers [Release date 27.01.17] “Smash” is the latest solo album from Stephen Pearcy and it really is hard not to draw comparison with Ratt as the band’s frontman is really back at his best here. The 13 track album opens … Continue reading
Posted in ALBUM REVIEWS, ALBUM REVIEWS (Mobile), ALL POSTS, The Best of 2017
Tagged album, classic rock, Frontiers, melodic, Ratt, review, rock, Smash, Stephen Pearcy
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