Most Anticipated Albums of 2026: The Warning, Linda Perry, and More
March 26, 2026
2026 is shaping up to be a strong year for rock, country, and everything in between. From long-awaited solo debuts…
Album Reviews
Rocket’s “R Is For Rocket” Review: Loud, Melodic, and Impossible to Ignore
March 19, 2026
Rocket’s sound pulls from a familiar palette. Layers of distorted guitars recall ’90s alt-rock and shoegaze, but “R is For Rocket” pushes that sound forward and makes it their own.
Shooting Stars and Seagulls: Why This Bad Company Tribute Hits Hard
March 17, 2026
There is always a risk when making a tribute album. You’re usually paying homage to a legendary band or artist, and there’s always the chance the covers won’t measure up.
The Clearing: Wolf Alice Step Forward Without Looking Back
March 17, 2026
Wolf Alice is one of those rare bands that never feel comfortable standing still. Each of their four studio albums explores a different corner of their sound, drifting between alt-rock, folk, grunge, shoegaze, and dream pop without losing their identity.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Live From Glastonbury Review: A Raw, Rock-Driven Pop Triumph
March 17, 2026
Live albums can be divisive. Some listeners prefer the polish and perfection of a studio recording, free from crowd noise and imperfections. Others gravitate toward the rawness — the missed notes, the shouted lyrics, the moments that make the music feel human.
Frampton Comes Alive! 50 Years Later
March 16, 2026
Few live albums have ever captured lightning in a bottle the way Frampton Comes Alive! did in 1976.
For many of us who grew up around classic rock, this wasn’t just another record in the collection. It was the live album.
Fifty years later, the question isn’t whether the music still holds up. The real question is whether a modern vinyl pressing can capture the magic that made this album legendary.
