Tag: CLASSIC ROCK
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MUDD – Time Goes By (Nothing’s Changed)
“Time Goes By (Nothing’s Changed)” is the latest song by MUDD, an excellent quartet based in Columbus, Ohio. It’s their second piece of work in 2024, acting as a perfect follow-up of “Laughing Gas,” a marvelous five-track extended play release that you should also check out as soon as possible. Lyrically, this song encapsulates all…
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The Pulltops – Mission Control
If you paid close attention to our pages in the last couple of years, you probably noticed the duo called The Pulltops. Then you also learn these experienced musicians never cease to amaze with their ability to write, compose, arrange, and produce catchy, memorable, engaging songs that keep attention and remain long after the music…
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Dr. Zwig – Field Of Daydreams
Dr. Zwig, the celebrated Los Angeles-based psychologist and musician, has unleashed a live rendition of his hit single “Field of Daydreams” today. It’s the first piece of work after almost two years, serving as an adequate follow-up to “Waiting On Heaven (To Make A Move),” “Can’t Afford To Fall,” “Everybody Love,” “Nowhere To Found,” and…
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Ranked: Led Zeppelin Albums Ranked From Worst To Best
Led Zeppelin’s discography exemplifies their ability to innovate and redefine rock music. From their heavy blues roots to their more experimental phases, each album offers something unique. Here, we rank their studio albums from worst to best, considering musical quality, influence, and overall impact. 8. Presence (1976) Pros: Cons: 7. In Through the Out Door…
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Annie Anna – Fame
“Fame” is the latest song by Annie Anna, an exceptional Tucson-based singer-songwriter. It’s her second single in 2024, serving as an adequate follow-up of “Wait,” another excellent composition you should check out. Lyrically, the song deals with the traps awaiting along the path to becoming famous, usually affecting true friendships due to prioritizing online validation…
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Ranked: Queen Albums Ranked From Worst To Best
Embarking on a voyage through Queen’s discography is akin to traversing a musical landscape as diverse and dynamic as the band itself. With a career spanning decades and a catalog brimming with iconic hits and hidden gems, ranking their albums becomes an exercise in navigating a comprehensive collection of rock, pop, opera, and everything in…
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The Project – All I Ever Needed
Californian outlet The Project returns with another excellent piece of work that will unquestionably appeal to all the true hard rock fans. Arriving as the seventh track in the row, “All I Ever Needed” is a perfect follow-up to all the previous numbers delivered by James Davis, known for being a guitarist for the early noughties hard…
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Alias James – Catch Myself
“Catch Myself” is a song by Nashville-based singer-songwriter Alias James. It’s a second single released in 2022, serving as an adequate follow-up of “Where You Used To Be” and “Hell (If I Don’t Cry),” two excellent compositions released in 2022 and 2021. Alias James is one of those promising artists that combines the singer-songwriter approach with…
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Status Quo Announced “Official Archive Series Vol. 3”; Shared Lyric Video For “Paper Plane”
This song is the perfect soundtrack to forget the daily grind! At a Status Quo concert, “Paper Plane” isn’t just a song, it’s a launchpad. The lights pulse, the crowd roars, and with the first riff, everyone takes flight. This version captures that raw energy, taken from the upcoming Official Archive Series Vol. 3 — Live At Westonbirt Arboretum,…
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The Tarrows – Gunfighter
“Gunfighter” is the latest single by The Tarrows, an outstanding Bedford-based band. It’s their second single in 2024, serving as an adequate follow-up to “HEY,” another excellent song released earlier this year. Soundwise, the band nurtures such a fresh and unique sound based upon the fundamentals of indie rock, but don’t be surprised if you…
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Suburban Bicycle Gang – Change
“Change” is the latest single by Suburban Bicycle Gang, an excellent Canadian-based duo. It’s their second song this year, serving as an adequate follow-up to “The Council Of Rats,” a catchy indie rock composition you should also check out. Still, their latest single brings many innovations in writing, composing, arranging, recording, and producing. It signifies…
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Nick Noon – Who Needs Who
“Who Needs Who” is the latest single by Nick Noon, a prolific Nashville-based artist. It’s his first single this year, arriving as an adequate follow-up to “A Jejune Affair,” EP recording unleashed last year. Soundwise, Nick Noon combines many different but complementary music genres to illustrate such rich and luxurious sonic imagery. Perhaps the nineties…
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