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If you thought Three Days Grace might mellow with age, Dominate would like a word — possibly screamed into your face with guitar feedback in the background. It’s angry, it’s
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The Fray returns with “Don’t Look Down,” a soaring reminder that vulnerability can be a strength. The track’s sweeping instrumentation and bittersweet lyrics are classic Fray—melancholic but never hopeless. It’s
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You didn’t ask for a Dolly Parton/Mötley Crüe duet—but now you won’t stop playing it. “Home Sweet Home” gets an unexpected reboot with Parton lending warmth and grit to one
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You’ve got the grill fired up, the sparklers ready, and a cooler full of questionable red-white-and-blue beverages. All that’s missing? A soundtrack as explosive as your uncle’s backyard fireworks display.
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Linkin Park’s “Two Faced” brings back the raw introspection and sonic punch that made them one of the defining bands of the 2000s. The track rips into themes of betrayal,
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If you thought Enuff Z’nuff had mellowed with age, think again. “Heavy Metal” hits with all the swagger and psychedelic crunch of their glory days, but there’s a fresh urgency
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They’re here! The new songs added to our stream for July 2025. A LOT of great new music that we know you’ll enjoy. If not? Well, then maybe you have
Justin Hawkins might be a walking falsetto meme, but the band never stopped taking their glam-rock chaos seriously. “The Longest Kiss” oozes with Queen-sized guitar licks, over-the-top drama, and a
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This band is like a biker gang made entirely of journeymen rock gods. “Crossroads” stomps its boots, growls its truths, and shreds like the ‘70s never ended. No gimmicks, no
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The Seldom Scene continues to prove that you don’t need volume to break a heart. “Man at the Crossroads” is reflective and warm, full of harmonies that sound like front
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