Crazy Lixx, 'Hell Raising Women' -- New Video

Crazy Lixx just released a video for the song "Hell Raising Women." The band's upcoming self-titled album will be released November 11. Like we discussed a few days ago, I'm really looking forward to this one. I'm also looking forward to the weekend and grateful that it's finally Friday!

Def Leppard Covers "Helen Wheels"

Lots of rock acts are covering Paul McCartney tunes for The Art of McCartney. The set, due November 18, will celebrate the song writing and career of Sir Paul McCartney.

One of the covers included on the box is "Helen Wheels" by Def Leppard. It's an interesting cover, and certainly a different song choice.

The track represents McCartney's time with Wings. The Art of McCartney is available for pre-order on Amazon now. It's under $20.

Def Leppard, Circa 1988

Pro-shot footage from the Hysteria tour back in 1988. This was when it was all good, folks. Check out the Steve Clark guitar solo!

Harem Scarem Release Album Trailer

Fans of Harem Scarem will love this one: the band just released a trailer for their upcoming album Thirteen. The album will hit stores December 9 and will be released by Frontiers.

When I was playing the trailer last night, Eric said he thought the music sounded like Def Leppard. I kind of agree and I'm pleased with how good these tracks sound.

Sweden Rock Fest Announces First Bands For 2015

This poster shows the first round of bands announced for Sweden Rock 2015. The fest will still add 70 more bands to the bill. Sweden Rock will take place the first weekend of June and you can buy tickets now - click the poster for the link. There's a trailer below introducing the bands below as well. Very cool.

The New Winger Single Owns You

Winger just released a video for the single "Queen Babylon" off the new album Better Days Comin.' The song proves just how amazing Winger remains - great musicianship and creativity. Haters be damned. Here's to Winger, football and lazy Sunday afternoons!

Back In The Day With The BulletBoys

Picture it: London. 1989. The BulletBoys travel across the pond to rock the crowds. Of course, there was a long form interview made of the trip as well. I'm not ashamed to admit I enjoyed this! Thanks to the readers who emailed me this clip!