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Track of the Day: Charlie and the Moonshine – El Diablo (2026)

Walking the line between soulful, gritty Southern rock and the highlands of Mexico, Charlie and the Moonshine is a band

After a long touring hiatus, Christian quartet rockers Skillet kicked off their continued Revolution Tour right here in upstate Pennsylvania

‘Easy Joy’ is the extremely impressive debut single by Roxanne and the Reprobates. It is a track that contends with feelings

Nine years on from his debut, About Memory, Midwestern folk act Todd Kessler is bringing pure folk with subtle rock

With music that “possesses an authentic gift for turning real emotions into music…”, singer-songwriter Jeff Batson offers a place of

Described as “…psych-rockers occupying that sweet spot between modern-day and gold age rock ‘n’ roll”, Waterpistol breathe life into nostalgic

While singer-songwriter Will Sims has, in his words, been “…casually releasing music for years”, he has built a strong presence

Walking the line between quiet tension and heavy release, emotional restraint and melodic grit, confident presence and vulnerable attitudes, Bear

After seeing a matinee of the Ritchie Valens biopic, La Bamba, US-based Jacob Tell purchased his first guitar. Do you

Interview with Karen Beishuizen (Guest contributor) Bradley Cole is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist and actor who is based in