The Tennessee Werewolves Refuse To Stay In One Lane With ‘Rise Up’

With a sound built on heavy riffs, aggressive energy, and never remaining in the one lane, The Tennessee Werewolves have become known for creating with total freedom, writing without rules, limits, or expectations. ‘Rise Up’, their new single, takes a look at recent challenges faced by the band, and offers up a rallying call for listeners everywhere.

Coffeeshop And Ty Taylor ‘Hear The Call’ With Latest Collaboration

There’s no holding back for Coffeeshop in his latest collaboration with Rob Aster and the RRHOT team, with ‘Hear The Call’, featuring vocalist, Ty Taylor.

Divergent ‘Rev It Up’ With New Music Video

Divergent’s latest single, ‘Rev It Up’, sees the band take their music from a hopeful promise to a full-throttle experience.

HighWay Continue With The Power Chords On ‘¡BANG BANG!’

In the second track from HighWay’s upcoming sixth album, ‘Last Call For Rock’n’Roll’, set for release on the 24th of April this year, ‘¡BANG BANG!’ brings a playful vibe to their sound, and a 60s-inspired visual to boot.

HighWay Know Which Road They’re Taking With ‘HI-WAY’

HighWay are set to release their sixth album, ‘Last Call For Rock’n’Roll’ on the 24th of April this year, and so we present the first of two new songs, ‘HI-WAY’.

The Racing Pulses Bring Proof Of Rock’s Staying Power With ‘Subtle Hurts’

While much of modern music seems to prefer to blend genres, bands like The Racing Pulses prefer to stick to one style, and with rock releases like ‘Subtle Hurts’ we understand their reasoning.

Liverpool’s Neil Potter Tells A Vulnerable And Raw Story With Folk Rock Release, ‘Over The Hills’

Liverpool artist Neil Potter started out back at the age of 14, when he first picked up a guitar, and he’s never looked back, saying, “Not a day goes by without me at least doing something musical. It’s all I’ve ever dreamed of doing”. Latest release, ‘Over The Hills’, feels like an uncovered Radiohead track, the kind of song that lingers in the back of the mind.

Nate Currin Explores The Ghosts Of The Past With Folk Rock Release, ‘The Highway’

Nate Currin’s songs tell cathartic stories of finding beauty in the broken places, and no less so than with latest release, ‘The Highway’.

Susan Aquila Shares With Us About New Single, ‘I Took It For Me’

We spoke with Susan Aquila about taking control of her career, writing her own music, and new release, ‘I Took It For Me’.

Susan Aquila Wields Her Violin With Passion In ‘I Took It For Me’

As passionate as she is esteemed, electric violinist Susan Aquila has stepped out on her own, and for the first time, she’s playing music that she’s written, rather than her incredible covers. The first single of this ambitious new venture is ‘I Took It For Me’, a stunning track that fully captures her enthusiasm and strength of character – as well as her immense talent.

We Speak With Foundry Town Survivors About New Single And Video, ‘Three Sisters’

Following on from our review of Foundry Town Survivors’ new single and video, ‘Three Sisters’, we speak with duo Mark Tomorsky and Tommy Johnsmiller about the song, the video, growing up in Michigan, and what’s next.

Beyond The Rubicon Electrify With New EP, ‘Awakening 1’ 

Formerly known as The Rubicon, duo Beyond The Rubicon kick off a three song EP, ‘Awakening 1’, the first of a trilogy of EPs, with more to come in August and October. Combining a bold blend of pop, Americana, and rock, ‘Awakening 1’ is a statement of resilience, brimful with infectious melodies and raw emotion.