TODAY'S ROCK PICKS
backbone – joseph turner & the dudes of hazard joseph turner & the dudes of hazard dig into dusty americana grit on 'backbone', a stomping work-song anthem with serious heart 'backbone' opens…
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backbone – joseph turner & the dudes of hazard joseph turner & the dudes of hazard dig into dusty americana grit on 'backbone', a stomping work-song anthem with serious heart 'backbone' opens…
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today's rock picks run dark and gritty: an illinois post-punk band back with more hypnotic dread, three teenage sisters turning a road trip into abbey road-recorded pop-rock, a new york duo bridging…
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today's rock picks span the whole spectrum: a boston songwriter reuniting with an old bandmate after 25 years, a glasgow band turning real grief into cinematic indie rock, a phoenix powerhouse…
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today's rock picks cover a lot of road: an irish shoegaze band three decades deep into a gorgeous wall of sound, a canadian roots-rocker turning his career into an anthem, a dutch songwriter…
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today's rock picks run the full spectrum: a hand-drawn, stop-motion tribute to tavern rock, a swiss power-pop postcard dressed up in beach boys harmonies, a 90s indie rock throwback howling at the…
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today's rock picks turn up the drama: atmospheric alt-rock tension, a dark wave rush of instant chemistry, a theatrical slice of classic rock myth-making, and a laid-back rootsy gut punch about…
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today's rock picks move between horn-drenched joy, desert glam disco, urgent post-punk reinvention and a sharpened up power-pop reissue.
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today's rock picks run hot and scrappy: breakup wreckage turned self aware, vintage looping energy gone danceable, diy bedroom rock built to be played loud, and a one man wall of sound going bigger…
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for you brother deliver a stunning, rock reflection father help us feels rocking and open to possibilities from the start, like a late-night thought spoken out loud rather than dressed up for effect.
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today’s rock picks move through psychedelic grandeur, raw welsh rock ’n’ roll, heavy gothenburg shadows and seattle baroque psych-pop.
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today’s rock picks move through summer escapism, outlaw country-rock, civic protest and veteran shoegaze force.
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today’s rock picks move through gritty indie momentum, heavy scottish riffs, questions of voice and raw industrial darkness.
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today’s rock picks move through blues-rock heat, stadium-sized reflection, grungy emotional chaos and heavy queer alt-rock release.
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today’s rock picks move through dystopian city pressure, late-night party chaos, futurepsych texture and spoken-word protest.
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today’s rock picks move through synth-heavy grief, modern panic, classic rock tribute and raw finnish grunge.
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today’s rock picks move through psychological weight, orchestral heartbreak and synth-heavy indie-rock remembrance.
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today’s rock picks move through creative resistance, neon-lit nightlife, cosmic progressive rock and swaggering london indie.
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today’s rock picks move through cinematic grief, creative resistance, refined alternative rock and road-ready americana.
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today’s rock picks move through art-alt-rock chaos, dreamlike distortion, neo-grunge weight and defiant political rock.
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today’s rock picks move through defiant modern rock, shadowed indie guitars, introspective piano-led weight and long-held punk feeling.
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today’s rock picks bring together roadtrip pop-punk, high-speed indie hooks, widescreen stadium melody and blues-rock release.
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today’s rock picks leans into raw emotion, noisy guitars and restless songwriting.
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today’s rock picks leans into soaring indie hooks, restless alternative energy and raw guitar-driven emotion.
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today's rock picks are a bit of a raw selection, with a touch of guitar energy, nostalgic textures and forward-thinking production.
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