Woman in Flames

Eva, an upper-class housewife, frustratedly leaves her arrogant husband and decides to enter the call girl business. She lets Yvonne, a prostitute, teach her the basics and both set out for prey together, until Eva starts an affair with Chris, who turns out to be a call boy, as well. Consequently, she moves into his penthouse, large enough for both to offer their services separately.

Dave Weld and The Imperial Flames, an authentic, real deal blues band, high energy with versatile talent, variety, and a cohesive show that includes original driving houserockin blues, boogie and Soul. The originals are classic in nature, the standards are revitalized with striking three part vocal harmony, three vocal stylists, Passionate slide guitarist, Dave Weld mentored from Grammy Winning Master J.B. Hutto and legendary slideman, along with blues diva and two time Rami winner Mona Rose (Monica Myhre), a rock rhythm section consisting of the creamy voice of Jeff Taylor holding a solid beat on drums and Kenny Pickens blazing on bass.

Sophomore full-length from Toronto traditional metallers (pronounced “action”), now with Cauldron bassist Jason Decay in the fold. The vocals are shrill, stratospheric (is it a man or is it a woman?) The opening 1:55 “Attakr” is a Maiden inspired all-instrumental intro, but then the title track turns around and has an intro all its own. High energy rocker “Lost In Flames” opts for a normal male register (until the end, when the scales are climbed, as things fade out), as does easy sing-along “Highway Kings”.