Mother Mersy has been around since 2015, spreading the religion of brutal rock n' roll. The band has established themselves as a strong rock n' roll live sensation with engaging live performances powered by raw energy and emotion. The band is influenced by bands and musicians such as David Bowie, Joni Mitchell, Aerosmith, Jeff Buckley, Rival Sons, and Led Zeppelin, as well as Stephen King's dark personal portraits and the powerfully uncompromising participants of RuPaul's Dragrace. This is their brand new single, called "Kiss Me". I love the contagious and pure rock guitar riff at the be ..read more

Progressive alternative rockers Pure Reason Revolution return with their sixth studio album ‘Coming Up To Consciousness’, released on the 6th September 2024 via InsideOutMusic. Betrayal, deception, fear, grief, mortality, and questions of sanity: heady and primordial themes animate the latest conceptual LP from Pure Reason Revolution. Today the band are pleased to announce headline UK tour dates for late 2024, and you can find the full list of shows below: 3rd December – The 1865, Southampton 4th December – Thekla, Bristol 5th December – Club Academy, Mancheste ..read more

Founded in 2018 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Eternal Frequency is a high-octane hard rock band driven by honesty and innovation. Their continuously evolving sound is inspired by artists who climbed the charts and made a difference in the world. The heart and soul of Eternal Frequency is Emelle Eternal, whose powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics aim to connect with people who have endured indescribable darkness. Growing up in musical theatre since age five, Emelle masterfully syncs her words with her emotions, delivering anthem-like, stadium rock choruses that unite audiences one night at a t ..read more

Every band should get old like Deep Purple. True to what they love and used to do but not pretending that they are still in their 30s. "=1" is Deep Purple's twenty-third studio album, and the most significant change is Simon McBride, the new guitarist who joined the band after Steve Morse's departure and provided a spot on performance, especially regarding solos, all very inspired. Three singles were released before the album, Portable Door, Picture of You, and Lazy Sod, all good songs, especially the last one, my favourite among the three. I love the opener Show Me, with vibrant verses an ..read more

Ted Z and the Wranglers, formed by Ted Zakka in 2012, is a Southern California band known for blending Americana, rockabilly, and roots rock. The group features Ted Z (vocals, guitar), Jackson Leverone (lead guitar, vocals), Marcos de la Cruz (drums, vocals), Henry Clift (bass, vocals), and James Hamilton (guitar, vocals). They've gained a loyal following with electrifying performances, opening for acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd and Steppenwolf.  Their albums "Ghost Train" and "Southland" received critical acclaim, and their upcoming album "Kerosene" promises to showcase their evolving sound ..read more

Põhja Konn is an Estonian rock band, founded in 2009. After a hiatus in 2011, they were invited by the Estonian Writers’ Association in 2015 to set classic 20th-century Estonian poetry to rock music. Their debut album, "Põhja Konn," released in 2016, featured poems by Betti Alver and received nominations for Band of the Year, Debut Album, and Rock Album of the Year at the 2017 Estonian Music Awards. In 2019, they released their second album, "Hetk. InSpereeritud Tüürist," in collaboration with the Estonian Cello Ensemble and choir Vox Clamantis. It won Rock Album and Band of the Year at th ..read more

If one song perfectly captures the spirit of change and hope from the late 80s and early 90s, it's Scorpions' "Wind of Change." Released in 1990 on their album Crazy World, this power ballad became an anthem for the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Let's look at how this iconic track came to be and why it still resonates today. The Story Behind the Song "Wind of Change" was written by Scorpions' lead vocalist Klaus Meine after the band visited Moscow in 1989. They played at the Moscow Music Peace Festival, a massive rock concert that brought together Western and Easte ..read more

Daring Greatly, originally from the sunny eastern foothills of Canada's Rocky Mountains near Calgary, Alberta, effectively blends rock and country into a sound that crosses borders. The Croome brothers, Patrick and Liam, and percussionist Brayden Tario formed the ensemble in their home in Canada. As they grew, their musical interests led them to the beaches of San Diego, where they have continued to thrive musically. Jeff Starkey plays electric guitar, while Brendan Cutrer plays bass. The band independently published four full-length albums: "Cornerstones" (2016), "Works of Art" (2017), "Gi ..read more

If you clicked on this page you probably know the story of the band, and you know that the band has changed the drummer again, choosing one of the best on the market for them (considering that he is also a singer): Nick D'Virgilio. Ten will probably be the American band's last album, as their last tour is a farewell tour. But we can't be so sure, considering that some bands have been touring for years and years saying "Hey, this is our last tour".  But let's talk about the album, which unfortunately to my ears, is one of the weakest of their career, if not the weakest. Ten feature ..read more

Pseudopomp, a London-based alt-rock duo, have released their debut single '23'.  This indie-rock song celebrates early-stage romance with personal lines and a powerful garage rock chorus. In some respects, '23' recalls the narrative of how Pseudopomp got together, therefore they couldn't resist a little grim humour by evoking their home teams' comparable, if dysfunctional, merger.   In 2021, the two met as members of another band and played different instruments. After hours of jam sessions produced several songs, the band decided to create a separate outlet for their creativity ..read more