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a stark, analog lit rock statement confronting war, grief and the weight of witnessing ‘the witness’ arrives like a warning carried on smoke, a stark and aching rock song shaped by urgency, grief and…
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a classic songwriter steps into a new era ‘Emergency’ arrives with the spark of a flare shot into a grey sky, a first glimpse of Andy Smythe’s forthcoming album, ‘Quiet Revolution’.
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a bond-esque howl for a world on the edge ‘Drill Baby Drill’ arrives a bit like a match struck in a locked room.
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an energetic garage-punk blast with a wink of chaos and charm fly paper is a three minute jolt of colour from blindness and light, a scrappy, psychedelic leap back into the 60s garage punk scene that…
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a noir soaked swell of tension, instinct, and gathering dread there’s something in the wind enters like a warning you can feel before you can name it.
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a slow-burning bruise of a song, shadowed and beautifully heavy. ache begins as a low tremor beneath the surface, the kind of feeling that rises before you even realise it is there. highroad no.
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a fizzy blast of vintage cheer, bright as tinsel catching the light unwrap you at christmas opens with the kind of wink only a holiday rock track can pull off, leaning into nostalgia, warmth, and…
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an urgent burst of youthful fire driven by heart, hunger, and wide eyed grit manchester rising stars the radio addicts return with before my eyes, a punchy slice of indie rock and roll that captures…
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electric pop-rock adrenaline glowing with sweetness, sting, and the wild colour of emotion unfiltered stricken by alejandra o’leary hits from the very first second, a flash of sweet and sharp tangled…
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synths that pulse like a wounded heartbeat, a voice caught between fury and hope, and a message that refuses to stay quiet tell me by the vigilante arrives out of the shadows, sharp and electric, the…
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straight-ahead rock heat, late-night adrenaline, and a chorus built to shake the walls ain’t nothin’ now by car287 kicks in like a spark hitting dry ground, fast, loud and honest.
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soul-soaked rock storytelling, late-bar warmth, and a voice that carries the weight of a whole room’s memories democracy by john michael hersey settles in like the moment a bar finally goes quiet,…
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a hypnotic swirl of hard rock, psychedelia, and raw emotion baby zombies by bryan hill & the layabouts is a full-bodied rock track that merges grit and atmosphere in equal measure.
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a fuzzy, tongue in cheek christmas riot glowing with nostalgia, noise, and the joy of not taking anything too seriously rockin’ coal in my stocking feels like the scruffy warmth of a christmas eve…
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fiery rock swagger with a tender pulse beneath the volume ego by martin kuiper lands like a jolt of truth, a punchy rock anthem that tears through the noise with sharp riffs, a killer chorus, and a…
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a swaggering, retro-tinged rock burst from a seasoned storyteller rocks off is seán griffin at full tilt, trading the Celtic-punk grit of his Ruffians days for loud guitars, sharper edges, and a…
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a chaotic, tongue-in-cheek punk burst about heartbreak, denial, and stolen passwords netflix is pure chaos in the best way. the st.
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a ferocious anthem born from chaos, friendship, and the dark side of chasing dreams blast off is a statement of survival from the party after, the omaha trio who’ve turned years of turbulence into…
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a haunting, slow-burning indie rock journey through temptation and resilience pentrilox deliver something beautifully unsettling with wasteland whispers, a cinematic, slow-motion descent into the…
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a timeless rock’n’roll revival driven by heart, grit, and groove new york rocker downtown mystic returns with somebody’s always doin’ something 2 somebody, a powerful slice of americana swagger that…
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what ya hiding by lyndo jaco is a loud, loose, and proudly aussie slice of pub rock chaos - bursting with swagger, sweat, and pure attitude.
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lost for words takes heartbreak and spins it into something defiant. liverpool-based trio rise return with a track that captures their signature sound - soaring vocals, sharp guitar work, and…
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wicked happy roars to life - every note feels alive. Vancouver-based band The Interrogation return with their first new music in five years, fusing pop-punk energy and post-hardcore grit into a…
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a wolf like me’s latest epic track hurricane is a love letter to lifelong bonds - the kind that outlast distance, years, and change.
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