Rock Era Magazine

“I See Orange” are back with an incredible new single, “Doll Guts”. It’s grunge, it’s rock, it’s anthemic, it’s fun, and it has a...

New York–based singer, songwriter, and producer Luke Callahan steps into his own with Islands in the Years, a release that captures both the quiet...

“This Place” is the second full-length album by the Hudson Valley-based Singer-Songwriter Reeya Banerjee. Reeya, like many Singer-Songwriters takes a more grounded approach to...

The potential of the independent industry is that every once in a while you see something monstrously creative, an unpredictable way of  becoming that...

Even if we were to accept that once upon a time music had a standalone existence and was a “pure art form”, traditional views...

There are debuts that hint at promise, and then there are debuts that arrive fully formed, bold, and unapologetically inventive. Southern Fried, the new...

For a band who spent three decades fighting to reclaim their own songs, Giant Killers could have coasted on nostalgia. Instead, they’ve come back...

Little in American history has generated as many conspiracy theories as the Roswell incident in 1947. The incident is the basis for an endless...

Rising from sun-soaked California, The Daytime High’s music is a haze of nostalgia and modernity, as warm as it is distant. Formed only three...

BruceBan$hee doesn’t just drop a track, he detonates one. WhiteBoyWa$ted, his home-brewed single, is a sonic blitz where punk’s jagged edges collide with rap’s...