Rock Era Magazine

After years of singing covers and performing across Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the UAE, Halah Banna is finally telling a story of her...

Austin psych-goth trio The Schisms preview their upcoming EP "Tejas," out October 2nd, with "I Learn To Love," out September 11th, produced by Grammy...

London's Uncanny Valley Girls, fronted by Michael Bissett and backed by a rotating cast of collaborators, have built a reputation on London's grassroots scene...

Mark Peters wrote, recorded, and produced "Ton Of Bricks" entirely himself in his home studio, and the process was as much the point as...

Exzenya follows up her satirical pop-R&B single "Drunk Texting," inspired by a real chaotic Miami trip involving her son, with a hard pivot into...

Pete Keating has spent years moving through Pacific Northwest bands like The Dandelion Greens, Wild Man Cooley, and Coyote Band before landing on his...

Rebecca Dow and David Sloan’s “War Against Emptiness” is the kind of alt-rock track that doesn’t try to disguise its darker instincts. It brings...

With its melodic rock foundation, layered textures, and cinematic instincts, “Marching Orders” by Sharpshooter Soundworks sits comfortably between indie rock and atmospheric pop. Chicago-based...

There is a difference between being lost and feeling lost. The former suggests a destination, while the latter is much harder to locate. Horizon...

The 1980s never really left. They just keep finding new ways to come back — sometimes through fashion, sometimes through film, and sometimes through...