*Generation Clash*

Check out our Summer sampler!!

Retronaut Jukebox is back with it’s 22nd installment!

The latest single by Philly grunge band ShyGodwin is out now!!

My earliest memories of Judas Priest come from seeing my dad’s original Priest posters that he has up in the stairway going down to our basement.

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

In September 2019, we shared our first installment of Retronaut Jukebox. A monthly playlist featuring 10 new songs, and 10 old songs to promote diversity in music taste.

 1: What inspires you to create?

I found this album for a few bucks at Vintage Vinyl in Fords, NJ! I remembered seeing the cover on Discogs in the Recommendations section.

Check out our Black Gold playlist where we celebrate black artists!

Check out the latest installment of CCTV!! 10 music videos every month.

I discovered Queen in 2010 when I was going through my dad's CDs, and I remember asking him, "What is Queen?", and he put on Queen's Jazz album. I couldn't believe what I was hearing.

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

1: How did you decide on the name, “True Villains"?

I first found out about The Rockets because of record shopping. I remember seeing this album for a few dollars and the vinyl was really beat up, so I didn't get it.

It's a lot of work to run a music blog, and everything you see posted on Generation Clash is done by me.

The latest issue of Retronaut Queen Generation is out now!

Check out the latest installment of New Music Friday!

At Generation Clash, we have been followed by many interesting artists, and one of our new favorites is Rocket Angel, a rock band from New York City!

1: How did you decide on the name, “Conversing With Oceans"?

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

The latest track from The Great Leslie is out now, and you've gotta hear. Lyrically, it discusses nostalgia. It talks about how we all miss social interaction. It's a reaction to COVID. Musically, it feels like a reminder that this struggle is temporary, things won't be abnormal forever.

I first found out about The Fools, like 75% of what I listen to, which is by going to the record store.

We're here to present the new single from Scarlet Magnum, the alt-rocking, head banging duo from Madison, NJ.

To me, rock has always been an overlooked genre.

Do you know what the internet says about City Boy?

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

1: How did you decide on the name, “Slammin' Gladys"? 

Never Never Land is an album that I waited a long time to hear. It was never on Spotify, and I was never able to find a copy of it on vinyl.

Retronaut Jukebox is back with it’s 21st installment!

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

I found about The Long Ryders after talking to a friend of mine about Mother May I, and he told me that one of their members liked them.

I'm now accepting clients! If you need digital art or hand drawn art for your next release, contact me!

Press play and take notes, these are the ones to watch.

1: How did you decide on the name, “Saturn Lane"?

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

1: How did you decide on the name, “Cold Shoulder"?

I found out about Flying Squad from Discogs. I was on the Waysted page, and I looked up Fin Muir because I wanted to see if he was ever in any other bands before Waysted.

Nantucket is a southern rock band that formed in Jacksonville, North Carolina in 1969.

1: How did you decide on the name, “Caravella"? 

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

“Concrete Corner” was an attempt to promote hard rock, hard alternative, hardcore and heavy metal releases.

I first found out about Hilly Michaels after finding his album, "Calling All Girls" in my dad's record collection!

Check out this month's installment of New Music Friday!

Yesterday, I was trying to think of a new playlist idea, and I came up with the idea to create a playlist dedicated to all the artists I got into because I went out of my comfort zone.

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear!

Riot was formed in 1975 in New York City, after Mark Reale and Pete Bitelli recruited Phil Feit and Guy Speranza. They got together and recorded a four track demo, which they hoped was going to be part of a compilation of new rock bands.

This was an album I found at Double Decker Records, and I couldn't believe how cool the cover was.