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Love: On the Radio. Was this the Worst Band Name in the World?

Remembering Arthur Lee.

Review: Quadrophenia by The Who

All bands have a fractured personality.

Never stop believing in your dreams

Lost in the Middle of Nowhere, Found My Jam: My Wild Ride to the Best Rock Station Ever

My old car, ‘The Wanderer,’ and I, we’ve had some adventures. But nothing quite like the time we got ourselves deep into what felt like the…

The 10 Great Rock Bands That Almost Made My Top Five — Letter to Sons

One of the most enjoyable parts of making lists is arguing with yourself.

Deep Dark Robot Falling in Love

Watching 8 Songs About a Girl Fall Apart in Real Time

Jordan Seven Unveils New Single/Music Video “Everybody Bleeds”

A challenge and a source of encouragement for facing adversity.

Review: Who’s Next by The Who

Taking the piss? On who or what? A lame pun or a statement of purpose?

Would Sting Leave The Police Twice?

The Police stopped making new music in 1983. Did they really have to?

Rush Finds Its Way Back to the Stage

The band’s opening night at the Forum blends celebration, grief, and powerful tributes to Neil Peart.

My Last Springsteen Show — A Bout of Nostalgia to Live in the Moment

Later in life, the gift of death is clarity

Carlos Santana: The Man, The Myth, The Guitar God Who Never Stopped Burning.

There’s a moment — you’ve probably felt it even if you can’t name it — where a guitar note doesn’t just hit your ears but hits something…

Review: Tommy by The Who

Tommy wasn’t the first rock opera, but it was the first to make a significant impact.

Evdeyim Sandım #144

Let The Second Half Begin — 20260608

The Girl in the Garden

Just like you | Flash Fiction Prompt #18

Friday Flash Fiction Prompt

June 2026 | Flash Fiction Prompt #18

The Hotel Corridor That Changed Steve Perry and Phil Collins

When two of rock’s most iconic voices found each other at the exact right moment

Paul McCartney & The Boys of Dungeon Road

A fantastic 20th solo album by everybody’s favourite floppy-haired 83-year-old grandad

The Quiet Genius Behind Queen’s Most Personal Hit

How John Deacon’s love letter to his wife became the song that opened America’s door to Queen

A Call to Action: Testify by Rage Against The Machine

Disclaimer: The views and interpretations presented in this article are entirely my own. This article is not written with the intent of…

El rugido del armario: Por qué las sudaderas de rock son el auténtico escudo de la cultura urbana

Hay prendas que simplemente cubren el cuerpo y otras que, en cuanto te las pones, te cambian la postura. Te dan un extra de actitud…

Mods, Rockers and Blues Brothers: Friday Night at the Valhalla

Subcultural vultures descend on the Cathedral of Cool.

And the band played on…

Let me start with music first instead of everything else.

Why Deep Purple Are the Most Underrated Band in Hard Rock

When discussing the foundations of hard rock and heavy metal, certain bands are always mentioned: Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and AC/DC…

10 Arctic Monkeys Lyrics That Hit Harder Than They Should

Since their debut in the mid-2000s, Arctic Monkeys have captivated audiences with their sharp lyricism and evocative storytelling.

HYDRA ROCK FEST

The Ultimate Rock Experience in Aruba!

Every Band Fights About Setlists — And It’s Always the Singer’s Fault

Ah, the glorious spectacle of a live band. The pulsating bass, the searing guitar, the rhythmic thump of the drums, and at the centre of it…

Gold CDs

Were they worth the cost?

20 Songs from 1970

Radio Birdman, up above.

AmpliTube Uno

by IK Multimedia (OS X 10.5.6)

Aftermath of the Faith — Riche Sambora Berlin 2012

1.5 years trying to get my review to Richie Sambora. In Berlin, it happened — and he signed the guitar too.

The Best Rock Songs of 2025

This is not an objective list. It’s the soundtrack of my 2025.

Credence Clearwater Revival and Vietnam

Seven songs that reflect the war

Review: Linda Perry’s Let It Die Here

Linda Perry returns on Let It Die Here, a fearless, deeply personal album filled with orchestral rock, raw emotion, and hard-earned…

Evdeyim Sandım #142

These Are The Bands I Know Minus One — 20260511

Everybody Needs a Helping Hand

Heraclitus, helping out and hope.

The Sixsters on Ghost, Growth, and Eight Years of Defying Expectations

Sonic Pulse Reviews talks with The Sixsters about Ghost, surviving upheaval, and the band’s evolution in this exclusive interview.

Mama, I’m Coming Home: The Prince of Darkness Lets the Mask Slip

The power ballad that revealed Ozzy Osbourne’s most human side

Who is The GARRBOAT? Part 1- Defining “the GREATEST”

‘Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them.’ -Shakespeare

No More Tears: When Ozzy Osbourne Learned the Power of the Slow Burn

The moment Ozzy stopped chasing speed and started building atmosphere

Sixteen Floors Down: Chapters from a Life with Music

Chapter 27: The Mud People

Who is The GARRBOAT?

Asking the question… Who is the greatest American rock n roll band of all time?

The 5 Greatest Jimi Hendrix Songs, Ranked

Let’s be honest: ranking the greatest songs by Jimi Hendrix is borderline absurd.

Review: Red by King Crimson

In the beginning, King Crimson created Prog.

100 Best Rock Bands of the 2000s

Explore the most influential rock acts of the 2000s that defined a generation of music.

10 Reasons Why British Music Festivals Are the Best (Despite the Mud)

There’s a particular meteorological inevitability that hangs over the British summer. Just when the mercury tentatively begins its ascent…

Crazy Train: The Song That Proved Ozzy Osbourne Wasn’t Finished

How One Riff Turned a Dismissed Frontman Into a Solo Icon

Rock Fans Are Their Own Worst Enemy

We’ve all seen the digital hysteria that exploded this week: the band Geese is a “psy-op.” A corporate hallucination (I rolled my eyes so…

Review: Starless and Bible Black by King Crimson

Excellent and interesting without being exceptional.

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I Collect Rare & Lesser Known Gems — 20260413