With their mission statement that is a call to arms to bring back stadium rock, Germany’s Kissin’ Dynamite just might make our dreams come true.
Category: Of the Day
Video of the Day: Royal Republic – LazerLove
From the gang that brought you “Love Cop,” the Swedish glamsters channel the mellower side of Def Leopard on this ballad.
Song of the Day: Nate Bergman – Back To Nashville
With a voice that meets somewhere in the middle of Bruce Springsteen and Bob Seger, Nate Bergman, laments his return to Nashville with his tail between his legs.
Video of the Day: Roundabouts – Outta Your Mind
It’s no secret that a lot of cool Rock and Roll is coming out of the Netherlands, and Roundabouts is no exception.
Contemporary touch points of Airbourne and Halestorm would not be beyond the pale.
Video of the Day: Dixie Dragster – Time Flies
Another one of the bands that is from the eclectic music scene of Nashville. Dixie Dragster combines Glam, New York Dolls, and Sunset Strip Sleaze. In other words, every touch point that we love here at Rock is the New Roll H.Q.
Video of the Day: These Wicked Rivers – The Riverboat Man
This one is all swampy Southern Rock grunge. Picture Lynyrd Skynyrd moonlighting as a grunge cover band. There is a ton of swagger on their latest release, Force of Nature.
Song of the Day: Pernice Brothers – I Don’t Need That Anymore (feat. Neko Case)
From the upcoming release, Who Will You Believe, the Pernice Brothers stay true to form with the Americana influenced “I Don’t Need That Anymore.”
Video of the Day: The Courettes – Shake
The Courettes, between scorching live shows, are finding time to go into the studio to lay down tracks for an upcoming album. This one is perfect for the mother son dance at an Austin Powers wedding.
Song of the Day: Paul Crane and the Overend Watts – Halfway Home
A bit of pop-punk here from the debut E.P. with guitars-a-plenty.
Video of the Day: Vampire Weekend – Classical
A nostalgic romp back to the glory days of Vampire Weekend. “Classical” certainly seems to be a harbinger of greatness in anticipation of the new record.
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