Rock Era Magazine

No Drinks For Jimmy have been building this sound since their start in the Baltimore/DC scene, and "Broken" is the latest proof of it....

We Told You So have been a fixture on the Canadian punk circuit since forming in Trois-Rivières back in 2015, racking up festival slots...

Martin Lloyd Howard has spent his catalogue, "Selene," "Winter's Light," and "Hidden Andalucia," proving that solo instrumental guitar can tell a story on its...

George Collins built his catalogue on thoughtful, often melancholic songwriting, so "Happiness Looks Good on You" is a deliberate turn. Pulled from his ongoing...

Watch Me Work arrives as Brandon Watson's debut full-length, released through a new partnership with London label HITMINT Music, and it's the fullest picture...

Before "How You Left Me Still" introduced Mark Cee to the indie press this year, there was Ghost Talk Show, the name under which...

For an artist shaped by opera and musical theatre, stepping into alternative rock might seem like an unexpected turn. For Lee Miller Matsos, however,...

We often imagine leaving the past behind as a clean break: a door closing, a chapter ending, a decisive moment. In reality, moving forward...

Is losing your identity the ultimate form of submission, or the beginning of freedom? “Erased Faces” by DIE DIE BE, created in collaboration with...

First albums often come with a sense of discovery, a band figuring itself out in real time. Wicked Din, however, sounds remarkably sure of...