Tag: CLASSIC ROCK
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Kelsey Montanez – Rolling Stone
“Rolling Stone” is a new song by Kelsey Montanez, a Chicago-based singer-songwriter. It serves as a perfect follow-up to “I Sold My Soul,” “Right Time To Win,” and “Mr. Crybaby,” three outstanding singles released earlier this year. However, it also delivers many innovations in songwriting, composing, arranging, and producing. Soundwise, Kelsey Montanez combines a singer-songwriter…
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Arn-Identified Flying Objects And Alien Friends – About Love
“About Love” is the second song from “No Sweets For E,” a second full-length album by Stockholm singer-songwriter Arn-Identified Flying Objects And Alien Friends. If you paid close attention to our pages before, you probably stumbled upon our reviews about “Love Will Prevail,” “My Favorite Song,” “My Face,” and “Smash,” exceptional songs that also found…
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Dirty Sound Magnet – Dreaming In Dystopia LP (Wild Thing Records)
Dreaming In Dystopia is a brand new, fourth full-length studio album by Dirty Sound Magnet, a Swiss rock trio known for experimentations with many music genres. The group previously released Melodies From Distant Shores, Insomnia, and Lonely Bird, three exceptional compositions that serve as more than adequate sneak peeks into this material. Soundwise, Dreaming In…
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Velvet Two Stripes – No Spell For Moving Water LP
It’s been a while since we had proper rock music on our pages. It’s not like we haven’t listened to some excellent rock bands this year, but today’s pick goes beyond comprehension in so many ways. “No Spell For Moving Water” is a new full-length album by Velvet Two Stripes, an outstanding female rock group…
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Anchorheart – Pizza Box
“Pizza Box” is a debut single by the Hungarian duo Anchorheart, released on November 3rd. It’s a meaningful number that illustrates life’s struggles and the disconnection with the remainder of the world that often feels indifferent. Anchorheart uses a pizza box as a symbol for those small, insignificant details that can make you smile, even…
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Robert Bacon – Out Of The Blue
“Out Of The Blue” is a new single by Robert Bacon, released today via all streaming platforms. It’s the third single by this Nashville, Tennessee-based singer-songwriter and the first song this year. “Out Of The Blue” serves as an adequate follow-up to “What Christmas Means To Me” and “Drinkin’ Thinkin’,” two critically acclaimed songs this…
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Kevin Walsh – Not a Dry Eye in the House
After appearing on the music scene last year with the Autism Awareness-themed group Embrace the World, autistic Cork artist Kevin Walsh achieved tremendous success with his music, positioning himself in the #1 place on iTunes, #19 place on the Irish Homegrown Charts, appearing on Six O’Clock Show, and headlining AsIAm’s Same Chance World Autism Conference…
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Mirko Colombari – Citizens Of The War
“Citizens Of The War” is a recently released number by Italian singer-songwriter Mirko Colombari. It’s his first single this year and the first piece of work since 2012. This composition dives deep into the fundamentals of indie rock sound, but this particular style isn’t the only one you’ll stumble upon this ear-appealing journey. Quite the…
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Ludlow Creek – The Catacombs
The award-winning Dayton, Ohio-based roots rock band Ludlow Creek released a new single called “The Catacombs.” Once again, the band teamed up with award-winning lyricist Ray Monell, who wrote lyrics for their previous hits, “Stoney Lonesome Road” and “Last Call.” Soundwise, Ludlow Creek combines singer-songwriter aesthetics with some of the finest properties borrowed from complementary…
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Alan Dweck – Walking
“Walking” is a brand-new single by Alan Dweck, a Wiltshire-based musician. It’s a composition inspired by the Cambodian artist Svay Sareth, known for his detailed and complex sculptures and art installations. If you pay close attention while listening, you’ll notice how Dweck’s profound storytelling lyricism describes the brilliance of the Sareth. Soundwise, Alan Dweck explores…
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Josh Tepper – Eyes Of Jezebel
“Eyes of Jezebel” is the latest single by Josh Tepper, a New York City-based singer-songwriter. It’s his third song this year and an adequate continuation of “Poison Apple” and “Guide Me Meron,” two critically acclaimed singles. Soundwise, Josh Tepper explores many styles through his music, and “Eyes of Jezebel” isn’t an exception either. Perhaps you’ll…
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Dirty Talons – Dirty Talons LP (Noise Appeal Records)
Dirty Talons, the emerging Austrian band comprised of former members of Astpai, presented their self-titled debut album as a versatile and genre-defying collection of songs. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Kvelertak, Baroness, Judas Priest, Van Halen, and Boston, Dirty Talons skillfully blend progressive rock, math rock, punk rock, and indie elements, whilst infusing their…
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