Thunder

Label: BMGRelease date: April 29, 2022Production: ThunderAlbum length: 70.37 min.Genre: Hard RockRating: 9.0/10 Thunder are back after two years with a new album. "Dopamine". A title inspired by the current state of society and a…

Label: BMGRelease date: 12. 3. 2021Production: Luke MorleyAlbum length: 48.27 minGenre: Hard RockRating: 9.5/10 Thunder are a British hard rock outfit, often liberally spiked with bluesy springs, who have been holding their own on…

Location: Seebronn (Rottenburg a.d. Neckar) / Festivalgelände / Germany Date: 30.07.2017 And that's a wrap. The last day of this year's Rock of Ages festival has arrived, held near the German village of Seebronn, in the authentic…

Day three of this year's Rock Of Ages party saw Killcode, Spider Muprhy Gang, Thunder, Kim Wilde and the evening's headliners, Swiss hard rockers Gotthard, hit the stage!

Superbly seasoned, rich in ideas and sharply defined in its songwriting, the new album delivers all the right trademarks of that expressive, in-your-face punch from the musical recipe of the one and only Thunder.

Thunder have never sounded as nostalgic as they do on "Wonder Days". It's as if the circle of their career has closed and they've taken one more look back at where their mission began.

"By now night had fallen over the grounds, and Accept used the backdrop to serve up their iron-clad repertoire, which of course included Fast as a Shark, Metal Heart and Balls to the Wall. Experiencing the Accept march in front of a…

Accept, the unbreakable standard-bearers of the most traditional heavy metal heritage, delivered the grand finale of the seventeenth Bang Your Head.

The band officially announced its retirement in early 2009, and this release is a more than worthy goodbye to the fans. It's so good it could pass for a brand-new studio album.

"Bang!" delivers that typical Thunder sound, yet it stays vivid all the way through and gets under your skin from the very first moment, which means Thunder's music still makes perfect sense in 2008.

Thunder. The band that put themselves on the map for the wider public with their debut "Laughing On Judgement Day". It scored a few hits, then rattled off one solid but painfully predictable album after another. As is e