*Generation Clash*

I found out about this album after I saw a Panic! At The Disco performance on Ellen! I remember Brandon doing a backflip during his performance!

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

New week, more new releases you need to hear!

My earliest memory of Kiss is hearing Detroit Rock City when I was a kid. I remember playing with Kiss trading cards. I remember looking at my dad's basement stairway which was covered in photos of Kiss. I remember looking at the Kiss head sculptures we have in our living room. I remember seeing a Kiss tribute band at a carnival. I remember looking at the signed Love Gun standee that's at on the top of the window above our staircase.

We only ask you to do one thing. All we ask you to do is listen. The Songs You Need To Hear has updated with 20 more tunes you need to hear!

1: How did you decide on the name, “SH!NER"?

I've known about Adam Bomb for a long time, and I've always wanted to check out this album. I was never able to because it was never on Spotify, but I found MP3s of it online and I started listening to them and I loved it.

Today, we celebrate the birthday of B. Alan Andrews. Frontman for L.A. Trash and The Slants, and later a solo act. A fan of Starz, Ian Hunter, Artful Dodger, Fotomaker, and Billy Squier. A guy who percolated tea onstage, drank it and got burnt, swung golf clubs and wore a trenchcoat.

Our latest playlist is inspired by what we see some people listening to, and we're not saying that you shouldn't listen to certain artists. We're saying that the way you put time into relistening to your favorite bands and discovering the new acts you want to check out, you should be doing the same with older music. Not just the hits. Not just the popular bands.

New week, more new releases you need to hear!

I discovered T-Ride in Hit Parader magazine. There was an ad for their album that was on the right hand side of one of the pages, and I also have a cassette sampler that is sealed. They were also featured on Concrete Corner!

We only ask you to do one thing. All we ask you to do is listen. The Songs You Need To Hear has updated with 20 more tunes you need to hear!

1: How did you decide on the name, “In the Mourning”?

My earliest memories of Greta Van Fleet include hearing "From The Fires" being played in a record store and seeing the "Highway Tune" music video.

The latest tune from Endless Midnight is a slow song, a song about going through Changes. It's relatable because every day we're all learning, and adapting to a world where the pandemic is a new normal.

New week, more new releases you need to hear!

Here is our latest installment of New Music Friday!! 10 underrated artists every month!

I discovered Blackfoot on Spotify, but I didn't start listening to them until I found an original pressing on Strikes on vinyl at a record store.

GenClash is back!!! Here's our first two playlist updates for 2022!

1: What inspires you to create?

I remember being afraid to check this album out because I was worried it wouldn't be as good as Firehouse's debut album.

I found out about Dirty Honey from ROCK MY SOUL. The first song I remember hearing was “When I’m Gone” and I loved it. My first favorite Dirty Honey tune was “Heartbreaker”. When I heard their debut album, it amazed me because these guys consistently deliver fantastic tunes.

Here's this week's new additions to The Songs You Need To Hear! Since this is our last playlist update of 2021, we are sharing two playlists!

It's time to reveal our favorite releases from 2021.

It's time to reveal our favorite releases from 2021.

It's time to reveal our favorite releases from 2021.

1: How did you decide on the name, “Circus Of Power"?

I found out about Bang Tango while going through promo posters with my dad. 

New week, more new releases you need to hear!

Retronaut Jukebox is back with it’s 28th installment! 

New season, new sampler!!

I found out about Sad Cafe from Spotify. I used to discover countless artists from looking at the "Fans Also Like" section on different artists profiles.

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

1: What inspires you to create?

I discovered Massive because a CD of it came with an issue of Classic Rock Magazine!

The debut EP from New York rock quartet Va Va Voom is a stellar example of modern rock. Many people ask if rock is dead, when there are countless artists keeping the genre alive.

Here is our latest installment of New Music Friday!! 10 underrated artists every month!

New week, more new releases you need to hear!

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

I first found out about Liberty Deep Down from my friend Becca, who founded Banded PR. I was told via DM that a band called Liberty Deep Down was going to contact me. When I checked my email, I received an email from them telling me that they had released a new single that they thought would fit on one of my playlists.

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

I remember discovering Baton Rouge because of my friend Steph. I remember hearing their song, "Walks Like A Woman" from one of her playlists!

New week, more new releases you need to hear!

The Great Leslie’s last song of 2021 like all the other songs they’ve released this year, doesn’t disappoint. 

I discovered Circus Of Power from my dad’s CD collection, and I knew them only as a name for a long time.  After my dad gave me a bunch of his cassette singles, and my mom bought me a new cassette player as a college graduation gift, I took out a few cassette singles and “Heaven & Hell” by Circus Of Power was one of them.  After I listened to it, my only thought was that I had to hear the entire album. My dad has Magic & Madness on CD, and I burned it so I could listen to it in full. Something I remember about listening to it the first time was that I really enjoyed each song, and I had a similar experience with “Open To The Public” by Spread Eagle, which I discovered the same day as “Heaven & Hell”, from another cassette single. I think that these albums are meant to be listened to as albums, but the songs are enjoyable on their own. It’s one of many albums from that time period that had great songs, but was also a great album. It wasn’t just one or two good songs and the rest of the album was mediocre. Every tune was worth listening to. I’ve been listening to Circus Of Power a lot lately, the older songs, the newer songs...and everything this band has done is interesting. They are unique because of the stories they tell in their lyrics and the music that accompanies it.

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

The newest LDD tune begins with a thumping intro, and as the lyrics tell a story, real instruments take the song to the next level, it goes down a level and then back up again. What’s happening in the music reminds me of highs and lows, like moving forward and then being stuck.

1: What inspires you to create?