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Saint or Sinner? The Lunar Keys Turn a New Moon Into an Alt-Rock Verdict...
The Lunar Keys timed their new single, “Sinner,” to the new moon of Monday 9 November. Rock Era Magazine is spotlighting the track for...
GIVING OLD STORIES NEW LIFE!
An artist's relationship with their own music doesn't necessarily end when a song is released. For Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends, “Love Will...
From FREE to LIMITLESS: The Meir Follow a Strong Debut With the Next Step...
Following the initial response to their debut single FREE, Dutch alternative band The Meir continue their musical journey with LIMITLESS, the second single from...
Two Songs in One, One Story of Loss: Joseph Turner & The Dudes of...
Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard put out “Missouri” on 23 October 2026. It is a dark Americana and country single about loss,...
Come Out of Plato’s Cave: Robert Jordan Turns Ancient Philosophy Into a Joyous Rock...
Boulder rock artist Robert Jordan put out “Plato’s Cave” on 21 September 2026, a single from his current album, Morning Sun. It takes Plato’s...
A MEETING POINT OF ROCK, RHYTHM AND POSITIVITY!
For some musicians, creativity extends far beyond the recording studio. Between DJ sets, live drumming, music production and organising his own Changolands festival, Jeff...
Love Mischief’s “Dissolving Through the Rainbow Gate” Is a Psychedelic Joyride Through the Beautiful...
There are bands that play rock and roll, bands that study rock and roll, and bands that seem determined to drag the whole battered...
CUTTING THROUGH THE STATIC!
We're constantly surrounded by noise, and not just the kind coming through our speakers. Between digital distractions, endless streams of information, and the pressure...
AN EXPERIMENT IN SOUND AND SPACE!
For some musicians, a composition begins with a melody; for others, it begins with an entire world waiting to be built. Through Project D.S.F,...
AN EXPLORATION OF LOVE, VULNERABILITY AND SELF-AWARENESS
Love songs are often preoccupied with the other person: what they did, what they left behind, and what could have been. Kate Paul takes...







































