ROCK

Joshua Royal released melodic new song ‘How Firm A Foundation’ Thematically, ‘How Firm A Foundation’ contains declarations that Joshua had to live out on a daily basis in recent seasons of my life, making it especially significant to him. Simply put, a Christ follower’s path is not an easy one.…

Some Angels Never Learn to Fly by Arn-Identifying Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review From Arne Floryd’s solo project Arn-Identifying Flying Objects and Alien Friends’ 2021 album 17 Birds At The Summer’s Gate, Some Angel Never Learn to Fly is a heartfelt tune depicting how life passes by some of…

Blues Arcadia Calls for Action with Now or Never Blues Arcadia, a Brisbane-based band, released their second album, ‘Now or Never’ on February 14 2023, four years after the debut album, Carnival of Fools. During the pandemic, the band worked hard to write and record the album, reflecting on the…

Mackenzie is a rising alt-pop musician from Reading who drew influence from Avril Lavigne, Taylor Swift, and Miley Cyrus as she was growing up. Her rock inclinations come from her father, who made her headbang in the car while listening to AC/DC as a child. These prior inspirations were visible…

Sundown by Ye Angst: Review Ye Angst’s 2011 single ‘Sundown’ is a high-speed car chase of electrifying guitar riffs and everything rock n roll. The song does not waste a second grabbing the attention of the listeners with its electrifying guitar riff and hard-hitting drums. The driving riff is infectious…

Stop What You’re Doing by Rob Lea: EP Review Blackpool-based rockstar Rob Lea makes his debut EP as a solo artist, ‘Stop What You’re Doing’. It is an epic mix of 5 songs highlighting the influences and musical abilities of the lead singer of the popular Queen tribute band, Majesty.…

Can You See the World by Filip Dahl: Review Filip Dahl is a terrific artist whose track “Can You See the World” is a stunning blend of prog, blues, and psychedelic rock. Each sequence in this powerful tune has a little bit of everything. From organs to emotional guitars, drums,…

Bully Bully Blockhead by The Tracys: Review The Tracys, a New York City punk rock band, have released their latest single ‘Bully Bully Blockhead’, a fast-paced, action-packed song about bullies. The song’s addictive tune and lyrics are classic punk rock, with a hint of the band’s trademark gallows humor. The…

It’s been a day, a week, a month, a year by Ann Marie Nacchio: Album Review “It’s been a day, a week, a month, a year” is a stunning album by Ann Marie Nacchio, whose a true veteran in the piano rock genre. Her instrumental and vocal talent is pretty…

Shortline by Canning: Review Chicago-based indie rock band Canning’s latest release, ‘Shortline’, is a gritty rock song with a dash of blues thrown in. Led by guitarist and vocalist Ricky Canning, the band also comprises bassist and vocalist Fritz Armstrong and drummer Tom Miller. Their musical influences range from Led…