On their debut album, Sky Diving Penguins deliver an excellent melodic pop potion that's musically substantial and definitely worth a listen.
Thorslund's single, "Firecracker Man", successfully continues the '70s hard rock tradition that's worked for decades.
Grave Jones channels his anger and frustration about the situation in his native Lebanon through "Heaven Only Knows," an excellent Britpop rocker.
Eric Anders & Mark O'Bitz continue their music in the time of the coronavirus series with 'Stuck Inside', a quality album about Americana and moody rock.
Through "Anytime At All," Ajay Mathur is able to convey the depth of personal feelings caused by one of music's most tragic event from decades ago.
Melbourne's Chained Lizard show with their latest single, "ELECTRIC VIBES", that pop doesn't have to rely solely on simple formulas.
With 'Set Me Free,' Toronto's Delyn Grey shows just why she's on her way to big things in music.
With their debut EP, 'Shimmer', Arktik Lake deliver intricate yet very melodic psych-pop/rock worth a listen.
While Laura Nyro’s name may raise eyebrows even with some of the most ardent followers of music, her peers (many of whom covered her songs) and critics count her among the best to ever do it.
With ‘Falling In Love with Being Alive’ Hippy show us how to be hip(py) in a classic rock sense without setting yourself too much in the past.
Nirvana’s 'Nevermind' album is considered an absolute classic by all modern standards and due out Nov. 12, the album is getting a range of special reissues.
Celebrity Warship Culture makes a showcase of how post-punk art rock should sound like with their newest album 'Recreational Everything.'
The Color of Cyan proves with their latest album, 'Agape', that there's still life in guitar-driven post-rock.
With a career stretching as far back as the late '70s, Jane Siberry has practically covered the whole ground set in the definition of "art-rock" and beyond, garnering that cult artist status so many have strived for, but few have attained.
On 'Howl', the Leadbetter Band covers that coveted ground between late '60s psychedelia and early '70s hard rock, giving it enough modern touches to work today.
On their debut, Sonic Fuel take the good old no-frills rock route, and deliver some great results too.
On their self-titled debut, Flavour Nurse make mystic concept prog-rock palpable for a wider audience than just the fans of the genre.
On 'Don't Shoot The Messenger!' Chicago's Livingroom show that good pop can actually have substance.
With their latest album, 'Each Morning and the Morning Thereafter', Atlanta's Vectralux prove that good pop-rock still has something fresh to say.
With 'The Lake Sessions,' Dopus Opus evoke all the good psych sounds of the '60s and early '70s West Coast.
Back in 2011, the album leaked online and now a decade later it will see an official release as part of Bowie’s new, Era Five box set.
Folk rock isn't an easy combo to pull off, but Trick Shooter Social Club do it in style with their emotional single "Don't Settle Me Down."
Sluka continues the tradition of excellent orchestrated pop with his latest two singles "Isn't It Strange" & "Happy In Your World."
Ajay Mathur shows with his latest single, "I Need You Now", what the combination of pop and Indian music should sound like.