ROCK

Rosetta West’s “Snake 25” is a slow-burning, shape-shifting beast of a track—six minutes of mysticism, tension, and pure hard-rock grit. It begins in an eerie haze, guitars weaving an almost hypnotic spell before the drums come crashing in, shattering the mood and sending the song into a whirlwind of furious…

“Happening Again” by Tim Camrose is your late-night drive through city streets, headlights reflecting on rain-slicked roads, with nothing but memories and music keeping you company. From the first shimmering piano chords, you know you’re in for something relatable. Camrose’s voice is thick and rich, carrying the weight of lived…

“The End” by Harpa is a moment of realization wrapped in soaring melodies and raw emotion. From the first strum of the guitar, the warmth pulls you in, like the feeling of finding something you didn’t even know you were looking for. Harpa’s voice—thick, rich, and dripping with sincerity—takes center…

“No Daylight” by Fiona Amaka grabs you by the collar and pulls you deep into its stormy, emotional world. From the first note, the gritty, crashing guitars set the stage for something raw and urgent. The drums pound slowly but heavily, like a heartbeat weighed down by emotion, while shimmering…

“Red Eye” by YACOVELLI blasts into the stratosphere with the swagger of a jet-setting rockstar who’s too cool for the cabin crew. This is neo-grunge at its most electric, dripping with cocky confidence and the kind of reckless energy that makes you want to stomp your boots on the nearest…

“Bit by Bit” by Ultan is a no-nonsense, straight-up rock anthem that feels like it just rolled out of a smoky, dimly lit Dublin bar with a pint in hand and something to prove. It’s got grit, drive, and that undeniable classic rock swagger, with a fresh, modern bite. From…

“Seed of Abraham” by SOA Project featuring Moshe Reuven and Israel Portnoy is a grand, cinematic anthem-like piece of music that marches forward with an air of unwavering conviction. It kicks off with shimmering, atmospheric guitar strums that feel almost mystical, setting the stage for something bigger than just a…

“How Does It Feel” by Elliot Minor is the comeback that kicks the damn door down. Right from the start, the heavy bass and deep, gnarly guitar set the tone, rumbling like an earthquake underfoot. Then comes the voice—tender, vulnerable, yet carrying that aching, searching energy that slowly builds before…

Red Light Factory crashes onto the scene with their debut single, “Manson Song,” and if the title alone doesn’t grab your attention, the hypnotic groove of gritty guitars and thumping drums will. This track saunters in with swagger, lights a cigarette, and leans against the bar like it owns the…

Threat.Meet.Protocol. is back, and they’ve brought absolute chaos with them. Their self-titled album Threat.Meet.Protocol. is a wild, no-holds-barred thrill ride through noise-punk madness, and it doesn’t waste a second before grabbing you by the throat. From the moment “Fall of Humanity” kicks in, it’s a full-blown sonic assault. The drums…