Debut albums typically are issued months, maybe a year or two after a band’s formation, but things aren’t always so easy. In the best case of better late than never you’ll ever see, hard rockers Nestor released their debut album, Kids in a Ghost Town, 32 years after first forming in 1989. The Swedish outfit reunited to ensure that this album saw the light of day, and Napalm Records stepped in to help facilitate this long-lost record’s release. The record is very much a product of its time, turning back the clock to when there was purity and virtue in hard rock music, which was popularized at the time by acts like Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and Journey. Highly regarded in their native Sweden, Nestor has caught the recognition of many gigantic hard rock acts, including Alice Cooper and KISS, for w...