Rock Music
Discover the electrifying evolution of rock music, where rebellion meets rhythm and legends are born.
The Enigmatic Journey of Kelly Gray: A Rock Musician's Tale
KC Fairlight
Kelly Gray's influential journey as a guitarist and producer with Queensrÿche highlights his enduring impact on the evolution of rock music.
Rocking the Boat with 'Born to Be Bad': An Album that Defies Mediocrity
Vince Vanguard
'Born to Be Bad' by George Thorogood and the Destroyers is a defiant 1988 album that blends hard rock and blues, shaking up the music scene with its unapologetic spirit.
Playing to Win: The Little River Band's Electrifying 1984 Album
Martin Sparks
The Little River Band's 1984 album 'Playing to Win' marked a bold shift to a rock-oriented sound, showcasing their adaptability and securing their legacy in the evolving music scene.
Unraveling 'You Wreck Me': A Joyful Exploration of Tom Petty's Anthem
Martin Sparks
Explore 'You Wreck Me' by Tom Petty, a song that combines raw emotion with timeless energy, resonating with fans for decades. Discover its history, structure, and lasting cultural impact.
The Red Album: A Sonic Revolution Liberals Can't Handle
Vince Vanguard
Red's debut album 'End of Silence' redefines rock music with its intense blend of hard rock and symphonic elements, challenging the mainstream music industry's norms.
FireHouse’s Melodic Mastery: Celebrating the Chart-Topping Album '3'
Martin Sparks
Dive into FireHouse's dynamic and powerful album '3'! Released in 1995, this record captures the melodic brilliance of the band amidst the changing faces of rock music in the 90s.
Superfly: Defying Liberal Nostalgia, One Track at a Time
Vince Vanguard
Superfly's self-titled debut album burst onto the scene in 2008, offering an unapologetic ode to raw, authentic rock music. This Japanese rock album challenges the norms with bold tracks and fierce energy.
The Melodic Masterpiece: "House of Cards" by James Reyne
Martin Sparks
James Reyne's 'House of Cards' is a powerful 1991 track that masterfully combines rock elements with introspective storytelling, exploring themes of fragility and the transient nature of life.
Mach Schau: The Album That Rocked the Music World
Vince Vanguard
"Mach Schau" by Hoodoo Gurus revitalizes rock music with its high-energy sound and impactful lyrics, proving rock 'n' roll's enduring power.
Rocking Conservative Values: Exploring 'From Here on In' by The Living End
Vince Vanguard
The Living End's 'From Here on In' is more than just a compilation album—it's a conservative anthem packed with energetic tracks that challenge the status quo of modern rock music.
Why 'Power to the People' by Poison is a Rock Revolution
Vince Vanguard
Poison's 2000 album "Power to the People" is a rock revolution bolstered by independent spirit and sensational performances, rebuffing the commercial straitjacket.
The Black Parade: An Anthem of Rebellion That Dares to Defy
Vince Vanguard
'The Black Parade' by My Chemical Romance is a powerful rock opera that confronts mortality with boldness and theatrical flair, captivating a dedicated fanbase while challenging music norms.
Why 'Heaven Below' is an Unapologetic Anthem
Vince Vanguard
Buckle up because 'Heaven Below' is the rock band that you never see coming—until it's too late and you’re hooked forever. This unapologetic, intense band shuns mainstream appeal in favour of authenticity, thriving beyond the restrictive bounds of politically correct utopias.
Diving Into 'Down': An Album That Dares to Disturb
Vince Vanguard
'Down' by The Jesus Lizard is a 1994 rock album that hits hard with gritty sounds and provocative themes, challenging the norms of popular music.
The Rocking Journey of Scott Griffin: A Musician's Tale
Martin Sparks
Dive into the inspiring journey of Scott Griffin, the dynamic bassist of L.A. Guns, whose electrifying performances have revitalized the rock music scene since the early 2000s.
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere: The Story Behind Neil Young's Iconic Album
Martin Sparks
Neil Young's 1969 album 'Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere' showcases his groundbreaking collaboration with Crazy Horse, blending rock, folk, and country into a timeless classic.
Monsters of Rock: A Legendary Gathering of Titans
KC Fairlight
Monsters of Rock was a groundbreaking music festival that united legendary rock and metal bands on a global stage, shaping the genre's history and culture.
Distant Light: The Hollies' Cosmic Overture to the 1970s
Martin Sparks
In 1971, The Hollies released *Distant Light*, capturing the cosmic allure of the era in one remarkable album. This piece explores its impact on rock music and the themes woven into its melodies.
Soaring High with Alvin Lee's Electrifying 'In Flight'
KC Fairlight
Alvin Lee's 'In Flight' takes listeners on an electrifying journey through live rock and blues, recorded in 1974 at London's Rainbow Theatre. It’s an album that captures the energy of its era and speaks to the ongoing spirit of musical exploration.
Rocking the Hidden Strings: The Timeless Groove of Bob Kulick
KC Fairlight
Bob Kulick was an unsung hero of rock music, whose incredible guitar work shaped the sound of many iconic albums. Discover the story behind his contributions and the importance of recognizing such hidden talents.
Mandrake: The Rock Opera That Defied Expectations
KC Fairlight
Edguy's album 'Mandrake,' released in 2001, defied expectations with its combination of rock opera and power metal, tackling themes balanced between fantasy and reality.
Ai no Album 8: A Sonic Journey through Love and Emotion
KC Fairlight
Ai no Album 8 by The Alfee is a beloved Japanese rock album from 1991, marrying emotive storytelling with classic rock influences and enduring relevance.
Unpacking the Power of New Model Army's 'The Collection': A Sonic Journey Through Time
Martin Sparks
Embrace the enchanting power of New Model Army's 'The Collection', a compelling album blending storytelling with energetic rebellion to provide a musical journey through time.
Unleashing Sonic Waves: A Deep Dive into Roger Daltrey's 'Under a Raging Moon'
Martin Sparks
'Under a Raging Moon' is more than just an album by Roger Daltrey; it's a vibrant homage to Keith Moon of The Who and a testament to the unbreakable spirit of rock from the 80s. This album invites us to explore the synergy between past and future through a dynamic mix of energy and emotion.