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Brian Asha – Mighty Man (Jack De Keyzer's Rock'n'Roll Remix) Brian Asha's 'Mighty Man (Jack De Keyzer's Rock'n'Roll Remix)' is a gritty, swaggering blues rock anthem from Vancouver, two-time Juno…
Read the BOPS →Dobr._Man – Moře Dobr._Man's 'Moře' is a thundering Czech alternative rock anthem, raw guitar power meeting a refugee story that hits hard Dobr._Man open 'Moře' with a riff that means business.
Read the BOPS →KATIA POJIDAEVA – Tantalizing meat KATIA POJIDAEVA's 'Tantalizing Meat' is a stunning, blood-chilling slice of cinematic dark rock from Moscow, a visceral, unflinching statement that demands to be…
Read the BOPS →Electrobuddha – The Man Who Killed The World Electrobuddha's 'The Man Who Killed The World' is a compelling slice of eco rock from Glasgow, a psychedelic wake-up call that hits with real conviction…
Read the BOPS →Stephani Ezatoff – Run On Stephani Ezatoff delivers a spine-tingling Gospel rock triumph with 'Run On', a powerhouse tribute to Elvis 'Run On' opens like a sermon building toward revelation.
Read the BOPS →Actve Captve – PSSSH! Actve Captve delivers a ferociously cathartic alt-rock anthem with 'PSSSH!', turning modern overwhelm into an explosive, playful banger 'PSSSH!' sounds exactly like its title…
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Underlowe – No Pictures Underlowe's 'No Pictures' is a furiously brilliant pop-punk anthem about living in the moment Here's one to warm up your September.
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C’batch – Our Little Pooh Pea (The Last Light) 4 - Cinematic C'batch delivers a lovely instrumental meditation - cinematic, transformative and an evocative art work piece The guitar does all the…
Read the BOPS →LeVioN – We are One LeVioN's "We Are One" channels spiritual urgency into a thunderous metal gem. "We Are One" arrives with a purpose that extends beyond the riff.
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This week's rock looks inward and wears its heart on its sleeve. Reflective, melodic songwriting shaped by real life, working-class grit and hard-won calm meeting warm, timeless craft.
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This week's rock celebrates the outsiders and the one-offs. Cinematic, anthemic songwriting on one hand, gloriously unhinged garage psychedelia on the other, music made by people with zero interest…
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This week's rock spans the full spectrum of catharsis. Bruising, no-compromise heaviness, working-class melancholy and soulful, blues-tinged hope all sit side by side here.
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This week's rock hits hard and means it. Big riffs, real defiance and a streak of mischief run right through, songs that trade empty bombast for grit and character.
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This week's rock spans the full spread, from a teenager announcing himself with dirty blues riffs to seasoned bands chasing euphoria, defiance and a bit of sunshine.
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This week's rock has something on its mind. Dystopian dread, misinformation, the cost of ambition and a heartbreak drowned at the bar: these are songs that hit hard and mean it, trading empty bombast…
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Raw, atmospheric and emotionally unguarded: this week's rock bops move between Singapore cinematic pop-rock and Milanese post-punk, two artists working entirely on their own terms and arriving…
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Soulful, dramatic and emotionally serious: this week's rock bops run from blues-soaked swagger to symphonic crescendos to a Pride Month courtroom Americana single, all of them built to last.
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Amsterdam folk grunge, Brussels metalcore, a Perth blues-rock supergroup forged on a European tour, a Larnaca one-man philosophical metal project, and a Seattle Americana songwriter responding to the…
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Florida Americana grit, a Dutch-Danish trio processing gun violence through swampy grunge, and a Brussels metalcore collective who recorded the old-school way: rock this week means four very…
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Three rock acts, three entry points: a Birmingham multi-instrumentalist working from his own studio, a Rome guitarist stepping out after seventeen years in a band, and a New York songwriter releasing…
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New York grunge meets Blackpool stoner crunch: two bands with nothing to prove and everything to say about what distorted guitars can still do in 2026.
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From Tel Aviv to Cape Town via Birmingham and Exeter, this week's five rock acts share one thing: a whole lot of conviction. So let's dive right in, while the amplifiers are hot ❤️🔥 fistpump!
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Two rock tracks with very different stories but the same conviction. One written in a South Carolina basement in 2002 and finally seeing the light, one originally composed in Italy during the 1991…
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Hump day is the obviously best time to rock out, so here's this week's punchy mix of grit, reflection and classic bangers.
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