Part Americana, part Rock, with a tinge of Three Dog Night, if “Burn Down” the latest single from their upcoming record, Lost At Sea, is any indication, your ears should be on full alert.
Video of the Day – Rosalie Cunningham – In The Shade of the Shadows
Rosalie Cunningham with her latest single “In The Shade Of The Shadows” showcases the immense range of her voice putting her love for Bond films on full display.
Song of the Day: The Bosshoss – The Killer
The Bosshoss is that rare German band that applies their trade on the Americana side of the road. Blending Country Rock, Rockabilly, and Classic Country this band really should be more famous than they are.
Video of the Day: The Low Sixes – Ryan’s Favorite Song
Rock-infused power pop in the cheap trick mode, this band turns from Thin Lizzy to Phil Spector Ramones at the drop of a fret.
Song of the Day: The Sheepdogs – Handle My Biz
70’s rockers The Sheepdogs are taking a different approach in delivering their music by releasing short bursts of ep’s. Here is their latest, “Handle My Biz.”
Song of the Day: The Savage Mercys – Shake It Down
The Savage Mercys are the finest ramshackle rumble fish representatives of the Merseybeat sound doing business today.
Video of the Day: The Black Keys (feat. Alice Cooper) – Stay In Your Grave
Mark this collaboration squarely in the didn’t see that one coming category. But, then again, it is Halloween season, and Alice Cooper is everywhere.
Video of the Day: DeWolff – Natural Woman
“Natural Woman” is the second single to be released from the Dutch rocker’s upcoming Muscle Shoals album.
What We’re Listening To (October 24, 2024)

Bananagun – With The Night
With their sophomore record, Why Is The Colour Of The Sky, ready to hit the airwaves, Bananagun is in bed with John and Yoko Double Fantasy era John Lennon on this Beatle-esque gem of a song.
Matthew Sweet – Sick Of Myself
With news of his recent stroke, there has been a lot of Matthew Sweet music emanating from the offices here at Rock is the new Roll. “Sick Of Myself” is from his 1996 album, 100% Fun. If Matthew Street is not the king of Power Pop, he is certainly on the medal stand.
MJ Lenderman – Joker Lips
With his album Manning Fireworks MJ Lenderman has announced himself as a musical force to be reckoned with. Very much in the Wilco and Jayhawks mold, spend some time with this guy and he just might become one of your favorite artists.
Paul Weller – Supplement 66
Having recorded more than 20 tracks for his latest record, 66, celebrating his 66th birthday, Paul Weller is now out with an E.P. titled Supplement 66 that puts these scraps together. From the opening Latin beats of “That’s What She Said” to the folk duet with Kathryn Williams that closes the record, Paul Weller is the gift that just keeps going.
MC5 – Heavy Lifting
Having not paid any attention to the MC5 in the last two decades, when a new album in Heavy Lifting hit up our ear-waves it probably was time to take notice. Completed in 2023, thankfully Wayne Kramer was able to hear the final mixes before his death in February 2024, and produced by Bob Ezrin. Heavy Lifting is the first proper MC5 since 1971’s High Times.
Tracked live in San Bernadino with Brad Brooks on vocals, Wayne Kramer on guitar and Don Was on bass with additional badassery provided by Skash and Tom Morello, this might be the rock album of the year.
Video of the Day: Massive Wagons – Sleep Forever
The Massive Wagons are showing no signs of slowing up in their quest for rock supremacy with their latest single, “Sleep Forever.”
