There is a touch of John Mellencamp as well as The Replacements and plenty of Tom Petty in the DNA of Bill Lloyd and his latest record, Look Into It.
With point-forward storytelling and middle America every man themes, there is a lot to like with his latest single, “This Ain’t My Parade.”
An eclectic playlist that spans the decades of the best of Chilean Rock. Featured artists include Senor Coconut, The Blue Splendor, Ramblers, and Luis Dimas. Standard playlist rules apply.
With the new record, Prelude to Ecstasy, scheduled for a February 2 release, this all female five-piece led by singer Abigail Morris is set to create some major buzz in 2024.
Think Florence and the Machine with a dose of Natalie Merchant.
The first single from the supergroup fronted by Oasis’ Liam Gallagher and Stone Roses guitarist John Squire.
With rumors of a potential collaboration swirling following an appearance on stage by Squire at Knebworth in 2022 during Gallagher’s set playing on the Oasis Classic “Champagne Supernova,” it looks like a proper record from these Indie stalwarts will be hitting the ear-waves later in the year.
Our resolution here in the halls of Rock is the New roll is to listen to more Charley Crockett. Here, our ears are treated to the song from the movie Killers of the Flower Moon.
This absolutely glorious all-girl band is primed and ready to scorch the earth in 2024.
Very much in the Green Day, My Chemical Romance, Smashing Pumpkins, Pale Fountain brings Alternative Rock back to the masses.
A musician in the highest sense of the word Tash Sultana has made a name for herself on the strength of her YouTube videos.
It’s always good when a new Killers single hits our shores, even if it is a bit overproduced and not quite as edgy as the band we have come to know and love.
This one could have been released right there beside the Duran Duran and Billy Idol back in the ’80s, This latest single from Bittersweetherts rolls along like The Cars fronting Deborah Harry.
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