Rock Era Magazine

Jennifer Hill doesn’t just perform, she declares! With Love Bomb, her latest release, Hill emerges not simply as a singer-songwriter, but as a survivor-visionary...

At the crossroads of funk, soul, country, and blues we find Steve Gregory’s delicate debut Frolic. A collection of lighter-than-air instrumentals that blend extraordinary...

From the opening bars of Dolly, it’s clear that TOMASZ’s new album AMBSADORIA isn’t interested in playing by the rules, it’s interested in bending...

With a sound that lands somewhere between grunge-soaked grit and melodic pop sensibility, The Burbs are carving their own lane in Australia's indie rock...

If Tom Waits huffed helium in a pawn shop bathroom while channeling Frank Zappa's deranged ghost, and then danced a barefoot tango with George...

Writing rock guitar riffs has become a more risky business as time went on. Overuse of pentatonic runs and excessive overdrive used to saturate...

Brisbane’s Wattmore return with Romantic Side, a genre-smashing single that reinjects cheeky energy and rebellious charm into the all-too-serious world of modern romance. Blending...

With Intertwined b/w Intertwined (acoustic), Delta of Venus explore the fragile edge between resonance and restraint. Blending elements of art rock, post-punk, shoegaze, and...

When you throw a garage jam, a stoner session, and a lo-fi surf rock trip into a blender and hit “record,” you get This...

At 43, most people are settling into life, not setting it on fire. But Morgenrøde, the one-man Danish powerhouse from Løkken, takes the spark...