Tag: Rock
Madame Mayhem – Monster
Madame Mayhem - Monster: Manhattan-born singer-songwriter, Madame Mayhem™, is a true rocker with an eclectic style in every aspect of life. With her ‘in...
The Coathangers – Down Down
The Coathangers - Down Down:
The Atlanta trio known as The Coathangers has always drawn from a broad range of influences: catchy, brutal ’70s punk,...
Silvertung – Devil’s Advocate
Silvertung - Devil’s Advocate:
If it’s high-octane rock you’re craving – with tons of attitude – then Baltimore’s Silvertung is your band. Working very hard...
Glass Mansions – Matches
"Matches is about taking a good thing and running it out of one's own selfishness. I paralleled the lyrics about someone I knew that...
Rod Melancon – Lights of Carencro
Rod Melancon - Lights of Carencro: It is the mark of great artists to build on past work rather than cover old ground. This...
The Dead Daisies – Long Way To Go
The Dead Daisies - Long Way To Go: If modern bands have started to feel too safe and too smooth, we’ve got good news...
Introducing Rock Band Mila Masu
The electronic-punk-rock-band MILA MASU from Munich is formed by four musicians, which found, that Jazz, Rockabilly and cocertguitars weren't loud enough.
Punk-voice and leader of...
Adam Ruchman – Warmth
Adam Ruchman - Warmth: This music video is for a new song by Adam Ruchman called Warmth. Best viewed in 1080p HD, it was...
Grayhound O.C.D. – Open Eyes
Grayhound O.C.D. 'Open Eyes' - The joy of being sad!
Grayhound O.C.D. come up with a brand new song called 'Open Eyes'. While the former...
Natasha Nicholls – This Broken Heart
Natasha Nicholls - This Broken Heart: The music of Natasha Nicholls is a colourful blend of indie, rock and pop; taking inspiration from 80′s...
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Misty Dino – Better Days Review: A Fresh Anthem for 2026
Finally, a Song That Doesn’t Try Too Hard to Be Sad: Misty Dino’s “Better Days”
Let’s be real—the "melancholy pop" wave has been exhausting lately....
CallMeTone – WYWD Single: From Youngstown Rap to Pop Evolution
Youngstown’s Own CallMeTone Levels Up with New Pop-Leaning Single "WYWD"
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Elvie Shane “Bourbon & the Bible”: A Raw Anthem for the Working Class
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