Tokyo Blade: Fury album review
It’s a compelling and surprising twist that many legacy metal bands become consistently heavier in their mature years (see: Judas Priest, Accept, Diamond Head, etc). Add Tokyo Blade to that growing list. One of NWOBHM’s brightest early stars, the band flirted with commercial accessibility in the mid-1980’s to varying degrees of success and suffered a head-spinning amount of line-up changes over the decades. But in 2016, founding guitarist Andy Boulton was able to reform the band’s classic ‘82 lineup and they’ve been goi...