Wolves’ finest export: Slade – loud, proud, and unapologetically Brummie!

Released in 1987, Raise Your Fist and Yell pushed Cooper’s mid‑’80s comeback into even heavier, more aggressive territory — a snarling fusion of metal theatrics, horror‑cinema excess, and razor‑edged production. The album sharpened the darker tone introduced on Constrictor, delivering high‑velocity riffs, blood‑spattered stage imagery, and a renewed sense of menace. A defining chapter of his late‑’80s renaissance, it cemented Cooper’s place in the era’s metal landscape with u

Mad Shadows, the second album by Mott the Hoople, captures the band at their most volatile and emotionally unfiltered. Recorded in 1970 and steeped in Guy Stevens’ chaotic production style, the album pushes the group into darker, heavier, and more introspective territory. Its blend of hard rock, psychedelic textures, and raw emotional performances marks a defining moment in the band’s early evolution. Released on September 25, 1970 by Island Records (ILPS 9119), the album mar