Biffy Clyro’s Futique: Where Past and Future Collide
Scottish rock trio Biffy Clyro return with their new album Futique, set to be released on September 19th.
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Rock, Synth, and Self-Acceptance: The Rasmus Celebrate Individuality on Weirdo
The Rasmus’ new album Weirdo dropped today and this might just be one of their best records yet.
Halestorm’s Everest Might Be Their Best Album Yet: Every Track Reviewed
Halestorm fans: this one’s going to wreck you in the best way. By Renee Clark QuadeAlbum Release Date: August 8, 2025 Some albums don’t…
NOTHING MORE RELEASES POWERFUL NEW VERSION OF ‘FREEFALL’ FEATURING CHRIS DAUGHTRY, PARTNERS WITH K9S FOR WARRIORS
Nothing More continues to captivate the rock world with their emotionally charged music, and their latest release, a new version of “Freefall” featuring Chris…
Claudia Hoyser’s ‘Breathing Smoke’ Sparks the Fire to Keep Going
Blazing your own trail in life and going against the norm requires immense strength and courage. It’s not an easy path, and sometimes, the…
Country Singer-Songwriter Claudia Hoyser Drops Powerful New Single “Girl in Blue,” Video Premiering Feb. 7
American country singer-songwriter Claudia Hoyser has released her powerful and heartfelt new single, “Girl in Blue,” available now on all streaming platforms.
The Rasmus Release New Single “Rest In Pieces” and Announce 2025 World Tour
Today, Finnish rock powerhouse The Rasmus dropped their new single, “Rest In Pieces,” on Better Noise Music and Playground Music.
Dean Lewis’ The Epilogue: A Journey Through Loss, Love, and Reflection
Dive into our in-depth review of Dean Lewis’ latest album, The Epilogue. From love lost and found to the raw emotions that define life’s…
Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ Combines Heartbreak with Healing in a Bold New Era
Taylor Swift’s latest release, The Tortured Poets Department, is a masterful testament to personal growth, introspection, and the transformative power of heartbreak.
Scott Stevens’ Releases Stripped-Down Version of The Exies “Spirits High”
In the dynamic world of rock music, few figures have left as lasting an impression as singer-songwriter Scott Stevens.