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Album Review: Rascal Flatts – Life is a Highway: Refueled Duets
June 6, 2000, twenty-five years ago the trio of music men known as Rascal Flatts
released their self-titled debut album. Fast forward 25 years and over 40 major music
awards later. The band is back together and collecting guest members for each track of
their latest album.
It had been 8 years since their last studio album. The joining forces have dropped a
REFUELED album.
ChelseaJean Leppanen
Jun 9, 2025


Single Review: Love and a .38 Release "Revelation"!
When I first sat down to review Love and a .38's new single "Revelation" the plan was to do one listen and just give a hot take first impression. I wanted to give just a raw unfiltered take but then something strange happened. Something that musically doesn't happen to me often. I was at a total loss of words.
Randy Calica
Jun 3, 2025


Album Review: Eric Church, Evangeline vs. Machine
Earlier this month Eric Church released a new album ‘Evangeline vs. Machine’. Church has been working hard in and out of the Studio. During
ChelseaJean Leppanen
May 30, 2025


Single Review: Styx Builds Hype For New Album With Lead Single "Build and Destroy"
You have been waiting for fresh Styx material since 2021 with unbroken patience, and— at long last— you've finally got it. On May 28th, the
Rachel Cholko
May 30, 2025


Single Review: Falling in Reverse and Marilyn Manson Drop "God Is A Weapon"!
In a move surprising their fans, Falling In Reverse dropped their first new single (and a video to go along with it) since concluding the Popular Monster cycle. “God Is A Weapon” is a moody, cinematic piece whose beginning is reminiscent of Marilyn Manson’s cover of the Eurythmics “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)”.
Jodie Manthei
May 21, 2025


Album Review: Sleep Theory, Afterglow!
In a time where technology has fundamentally changed how we as a society do things like shop and find new music, it makes sense that bands would take to social media platforms such as YouTube and TikTok to get the word out about their projects. Sleep Theory was no exception. They quickly became Sirius XM Octane darlings with their debut singles “Numb” and “Another Way”, climbed up the Active Rock radio charts, impressed Zach Myers and Brent Smith of Shinedown enough for them
Jodie Manthei
May 20, 2025


Album Review: Arcade Fire's, Pink Elephant!
The Canadian indie- rock band Arcade Fire dropped their 7th studio album on May 9th, 2025. This collection of music is titled, Pink Elephant, and follows up their last album, We from 2022.
This band's sound has always been on the softer side of rock, but following their 2022 album, Pink Elephant is comprised of 10 songs, three of which are instrumental only! Tracks 1, 6 and 9 respectively.
Jess Spradley
May 14, 2025


Single Review: Halsey and Amy Lee, Hand That Feeds!
Neither Halsey nor Amy Lee of Evanescence are strangers to having tracks involved with films, but the converging of the two wasn’t something that most people would have thought of. Amy Lee’s haunting vocals feel like they lend themselves to something darker, and more ethereal, while Halsey has never failed to bring us a healthy serving of emotionally charged pop. Pairing the two of them is something that almost feels like it shouldn’t work, but it most certainly does.
Ollie Connelly
May 12, 2025


Album Review: Dexter and The Moonrocks – Happy to Be Here
There’s something about a band that sounds like they’ve lived every note they play — like the dirt under their fingernails and the ache in their lungs found their way into the mix. Dexter and The Moonrocks are that kind of band. On their new EP, Happy to Be Here, the Abilene-based quartet proves they’re not just chasing a dream but dragging it through the dust and setting it on fire.
Heidi Michelle
May 11, 2025


Album Review: Sleep Token, Even In Arcadia
Has Sleep Token Taken Over the World?
It certainly seems so. At this point, if you haven’t heard of Sleep Token, either you live under a rock or your Spotify algorithm thinks you're still in 2012. With over 8 million monthly listeners and even a shout-out on the Grammy website, this UK band has officially leveled up from underground darling to full-blown cult, musically and maybe spiritually. Despite their pop and electronic influences, they’re still firmly rooted in the
Beatriz Analia
May 11, 2025


Single Reviews: “Dance!” and “Chainless” by Attack Attack! Out Now!
On May 9th, 2025 the Ohio based metalcore/electronicore group Attack Attack! surprised fans with not just one, but 2 high octane tracks, including their first ever feature from a prominent voice in the deathcore scene. The 11 track offering “Attack Attack! II” featuring the new singles “Dance!” and “Chainless” is set for release on August 8th via Oxide Records.
Jodie Manthei
May 11, 2025


Single Review: Long Way Back by Sam Varga Out Now !
I just got done checking out "Long Way Back" by Sam Varga. It reminded me why I love new music and new artists so much. Hearing a song and then wanting to know more about them. What their influences are, just learning the road traveled.
Randy Calica
May 11, 2025


Album Review: The Way by Dorothy!
On March 14th, powerhouse vocalist Dorothy (Dorothy Martin) released her fourth album titled The Way. The album was produced by Grammy nominated producer Scott Stevens.
The album as a whole is a baptism says Dorothy, she wrote this album as a love letter to her fans. The singles from this album were some of her best since “Rest In Peace”.
Athena Koufalis
May 8, 2025


Review Rewind: Billie Eilish's Most Honest and Hauntingly Beautiful Album Yet
Billie Eilish’s latest album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, is a masterclass in emotional storytelling. True to its name, it shifts between delicate introspection and powerful, gut-punch moments, marking her most vulnerable work to date.
Ari White
May 8, 2025


Song Review: “The Daylight Between Us” by FOXHAUNT
I just checked out “The Daylight Between Us” by FOXHAUNT, and wow—this was my first time hearing them, and I’m already hooked. Right away, I noticed some serious Silverstein and Linkin Park vibes, but there’s also this raw, slightly chaotic edge that gave me a hint of A Static Lullaby. It’s melodic and emotional without losing that post-hardcore punch.
Nora Merlino
Apr 24, 2025
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