DOKKEN have a new album and it’s a pretty good one. Although the prevailing narrative will probably continue to focus on Don Dokken’s fractious relationships with former members, none of that is relevant here.
Arriving 11 years after the good-but-not-great “Broken Bones”, “Heaven Comes Down” reveals…
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