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.…
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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,…
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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…
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It’s been a day, a week, a month, a year by Ann Marie Nacchio: Album Review
by adminIt’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…
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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…
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I’m a Fool for Lovin’ You by Rich Chambers: Review ‘I’m a Fool for Lovin’ You,’ Rich Chambers’ newest single, is a welcome addition to the realm of pop rock. The captivating melody and relatable lyrics of the song make it an instant earworm that listeners will find themselves singing…
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Peachy Keen by Detention: Review Alternative rock and Punk are two of the most influential genres in the history of music. Adding to their catalog of high-energy melodies is Ohio rock band Detention. Oh, they’re an ecstatic bunch all right, and immensely talented too as evident from their stunning track…
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The combination of Haley’s thundering alto voice and Craig’s passionate saxophone creates a story like no other – She will reclaim what is hers! “Records Back” is the second single from Project 1268’s upcoming second album. This song has a tune that will linger with you from the first time…
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Black Bishop by Maestro: Review The Dutch melodic rock/metal band Maestro gives the listeners a glimpse of their upcoming album with a song that they have written back in the 80s, ‘Maestro’. The song was recorded as a demo back in 1989 and covered by the Dutch underground cult metal…
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Walk Each Other Home by Shannon Hawley: Review Manesquan, New Jersey-based guitarist and singer-songwriter Shannon Hawley’s latest release, ‘Walk Each Other Home’, is an enchanting incantation of hope that resonates deeply with the listener. The song features Hawley’s distinctive, clear voice and her guitar playing, which is delicate yet powerful.…