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Album: Watching The World Go By, Jernej Zoran
Slovenian guitarist Jernej Zoran released “Watching The World Go By” on November 28th, his seventh studio album. Zoran picked up the electric guitar after...
Coming Home by Jeff Hodges
Jeff Hodges dropped "Coming Home" on November 28th, a southern rock ballad recorded between Turks & Caicos and Mexico City. Hodges spent his formative...
Album: Nine Lives by Friday Project
Oakville trio Friday Project released their debut album Nine Lives on November 28th. Jack Galloway (vocals, guitar), Aidan Girardo (drums), and Noah King (bass)...
Album: Paint by Pennan Brae
Vancouver's Pennan Brae released “Paint” back in November, a 7-track rock album that pulls heavily from the '70s and '80s. The record was tracked...
Joe Walsh: The Guitar Maverick Who Soared with the Eagles and Rocked the World
As the rock world gears up for November 20, 2025, we celebrate the birthday of one of its most enduring and innovative figures: Joe...
Interview with Hëllridër
We're back with Cairo's Hëllridër, who we first spoke to when they dropped their debut single 'Speed, Booze, and Rock N Roll' back in...
Noble Hops Deliver a Stark, Stirring Portrait of a Family on the Brink with...
There’s a certain kind of American rock song that doesn’t need bombast, distortion walls, or studio gloss to make its presence known. It operates...
THE WEIGHT OF SIMPLE THINGS
There’s a kind of grace that only time can teach, and Now I’m Wiser carries that lesson in every note. In this tender country-rock...
Rock Rebels in the Halls of Power: Politicians Who Shredded Before They Governed
In a world where politics often feels as scripted as a stadium encore, it's refreshing to remember that some of nations leaders once traded...
Interview with Amanda Page Cornett
With a fiery mix of southern soul, heartfelt lyricism, and unapologetic storytelling, Amanda Page Cornett has carved out her place as a rising force...














