Maria Grazia Altea – Don’t do don’t say
Hold up. You came here for a rock review, right? So where’s the distorted guitar? The thundering drums? Yeah, I hear you. But real rock ‘n’ roll isn’t just about cranked amps and broken drumsticks. Sometimes it’s about guts. And Maria Grazia Altea? She’s got guts in spades. “Don’t do don’t say” ain’t a barnburner. […]
Hey Gorgeous – Rocker on a Club Run
Montreal’s own Hey Gorgeous just threw a punch at the fence dividing rockers and ravers. And holy hell, does it land. The track? “Rocker on a Club Run.” The man behind the wheel? Peet Massé—a multidisciplinary artist who somehow found time to snag a master’s in the arts while cooking up this restless, late-night animal. […]
The Pennydrops – Boundary
York, UK. Open mic nights. A chance bump between two songwriters who didn’t know they were about to start a fire. That’s where The Pennydrops were born. J.J. Chamberlain—already a solo cat with miles on him—and Izzy Hartley, fresh back to town after uni. They clicked over a weekend writing session, pumped out “Nightblindness,” and […]
ReeToxA – Love Keeps Burning Still
Listen up, you beautiful rock degenerates. Melbourne just served us something that shouldn’t work on paper—but damn, it screams. ReeToxA is the brainchild of Jason McKee, a South Melbourne songwriter who clearly doesn’t know when to quit. And thank the rock gods for that. This track, “Love Keeps Burning Still,” dropped June 5th, 2026, and it’s the kind of […]
Jetlag – Prozac Nation
You know that feeling when your stereo’s been collecting dust, and suddenly a track comes along that demands you crank the volume until your neighbour starts banging on the wall? That’s Jetlag’s debut, “Prozac Nation.” These London lads aren’t messing about. They’ve cooked up a slice of indie-rock maximalism that hits like a double shot […]
Baïki – KosmoX
Holy smokes, Belgium. You’ve done it again. Phil—yeah, the madman from Charleroi—has cooked up something so gloriously twisted with “KosmoX“ that I had to spin it three times just to make sure my speakers didn’t melt. Under the alias of Baïki, he gives us a belly punch wrapped in a space suit. Let’s get this straight right […]
Dexter Flew – Crowned
Dexter Flew is back in June 2026, and they didn’t come to polish anybody’s crown. They came to kick it into the gutter and watch it roll. The new single “Crowned” — ripped straight from their album WHO, WHERE, WHY? — is aimed right at the people in suits who think they’re gods. So what’s this track really about? The attitude is […]
Carlos Ucedda – The DJINN
You think you know electronic music? You think it’s all button-pushing robots and cold lasers? Then you haven’t met Carlos Ucedda. This guy didn’t simply walk into a studio. He summoned something. “The DJINN” is the track. And it’s not your regular club fodder. Ucedda runs this whole show himself, coordinating every single piece with his studio pros. One […]
Lawnmother – Medicine- Hit Parade Mix
You want rock? The real kind? The kind that doesn’t ask permission before kicking your door down and raiding your fridge? Then park your ears right here. Lawnmother is back from the shadows in 2026, and they’ve dragged “Medicine- Hit Parade Mix“ along with them like a trophy skull. Let’s get straight to the beating heart of this thing. TorVegar […]
Kai Moa – (Sea)
If you think electronic music is just for pretty boys with laptops and glitter, you haven’t heard “(Sea)” by Kai Moa. This Birmingham, UK, drum-smasher just kicked the door down with his debut single, and let me tell ya – it’s got more grit than a garage floor after a three-night bender. First off, forget what you know […]
The Radio Addicts – Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s
You hear that guitar lick? The one that snags your ear before the whole damn thing explodes? That’s The Radio Addicts. A bunch of Boltonian teenagers who clearly raided their parents’ CD collections and said, “We can do better.” And you know what? They just might. “Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s” is two minutes and forty-nine […]
Moon Construction Kit – Down the West Coast
I know what you’re thinking. “Psych-folk? Baroque harmonies? Where’s the damn rock?” Hold your horses. Moon Construction Kit—that’s Olivier Cornu, a one-man wrecking crew from Lausanne who writes, sings, plays every instrument, and produces—just dropped “Down the West Coast,” and this thing builds like a live set that starts with a whisper and ends with your face melting. Trust […]