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3 Female-Fronted Rock Bands Using Their Voices For Good

In a male-dominated industry, it’s more important than ever to make sure we’re listening to female voices in music, especially on the rock scene. Women in rock are constantly using their platform and voices to help others, whether it’s fellow women on the scene, people in unhealthy relationships, or anyone feeling down about the state…

Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes Create Sleek Punk on New Album ‘Sticky’

It’s often difficult to make a high-octane, angsty record sound sonically cohesive and put-together, but British rockers Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes make it seem effortless on their fourth studio album, Sticky. Tackling sticky situations like the aftermath of COVID-19 lockdowns, failed romances, and society’s patriarchal standards, the band airs their grievances and showcases their…

Cassyette Takes Back Her Life on High-Octane Single “Petrichor”

Cassyette regains control over her headspace and experience on “Petrichor,” a rousing track inspired by her own struggles and blessings during the COVID-19 pandemic. Named after the smell in the air after rain, the song describes turning your life around after difficulty and tragedy, the perfect anthem for a post-pandemic world. “After losing my dad…

6 Songs That Seamlessly Blend Elements of Hip-Hop and Rock

In a now rap-dominated industry, the rise, fall, and second rise of rock and roll is even more intriguing for music fans. Artists like Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker have brought guitars back to the mainstream, helping bridge the gap between general listeners and the musicians who have been rocking out for years. Here…

9 of the Coolest New Rock Songs That May Have Gone Under Your Radar This June

With the peak of summer coming up, artists are giving their all to create the songs that will soundtrack your poolside days, barbecues, and even just chill nights in your room. Here are nine rocking songs that came out this month! Analog Party – “Blind Driver” The energetic new track from California’s Analog Party draws…

Settle Your Scores Sign with Mutant League Records and Release Nostalgic “1999”

If Settle Your Scores aren’t already your favorite pop-punk act, they’re about to steal that title. And even if they don’t, they’ll earn points in your book for their creative ideas and relatability with their new track “1999,” a fun song filled with wishes to travel back in time. It’s the band’s first release since…

Darenimo – Review

The English psychedelic rock band The Angel Makers would not be as identifiable as they are without their frontwoman Shauna Kelly, AKA Shoshy. Using that moniker, she released a solo record produced by Rob Davey of the Angel Makers called Darenimo on February 19, 2021. The album is carried by that distinct shoegazy Angel Makers vibe, but…

Rocker Micky James Returns to the Stage with ‘Live From the Met’

The best way to experience Micky James’ stadium-worthy rock songs is to hear them live, next to blasting amps and as close to the stage as possible. Unfortunately we can’t do that right now, but we can simulate it with “Live From the Met,” a concert special Micky created with BandsInTown at the famous Met…

Classic Album Review: Revelations by Audioslave

Audioslave’s third and final studio album, Revelations came just a year after their second studio effort, Out of Exile. While Out of Exile saw the band resting on their laurels and largely copying and pasting from their eponymous debut album (albeit with less inspired results), Revelations shows Audioslave being reinvigorated and trying new things. With stellar songwriting and instrumental performances throughout the album,…