November has certainly been a fantastic month for new music releases here at Über Röck, and the month just got a whole lot better with this eight track EP from ex Thee Hypnotics/Black Moses frontman Jim Jones's all new rock 'n' roll revue.

Get some fat Aerosmith riffs, mix them with the sound of early Mötley Crüe, throw in the best of two-decade-old hair metal hooks, get a badass band to play it and an extremely easy on the eye female vocalist to sing it and what do you get? Err...this!

Right now is either the very best or very worst time to be a band named after one of Roman Polanski's finest moments. One listen to 'I Am Gonna Leave You' by London based Fearless Vampire Killers and I guarantee that you will be humming it or singing it later in the day..... 

You'd have to have been living on a kibbutz for the last six months or set off on a one-man mission to Mars not to have read or heard the blurb behind this debut release from Dave Grohl, Josh Homme and John Paul Jones.....

Nobody likes going to see the doctor, especially not this time of year, but did Über Röck really just request I go test my hearing with someone called the Soul Doctor? Oh, you mean melodic rock singer extraordinaire Tommy Heart and his long time guitar sidekick Chris Lyne's band Soul Doctor.... OK, panic over, and let the rocking commence....

If there is a band out that that personifies the true sprit of Über Röck then chances are that band is Hate Gallery. Could they ever follow their incredible debut 'Compassion Fatigue' with something as potent and essential? Oh yes........

Faster Pussycat have taken the Nonstop to becoming something of an enigma where old school fans are concerned. Will this new live album go anywhere near winning back little doves who have lapsed?

One look at the cover of 'In A Different Light' suggests that this album of re-recorded songs from Everclear's back catalogue - and a couple of new tunes - takes the form of some kind of exorcism for Art Alexakis.......

As The Quireboys release an Americana inspired album full of old favourites and cover tunes, Dom Daley gets envious over his idea of heaven on the cover.....

Coming at you like the bastard sons of Turmoil, France's Nine Eleven certainly hit a lot of the right buttons with 'City Of Quartz'.  Mixing straight-up hardcore with angular melodies, read what Darrel Sutton thinks of Nine Eleven's brand new album here....