Rock Era Magazine

Mick J. Clark is continuing his streak of wholesome Christmas songs with "Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah," first released in November 2014. The Croydon singer-songwriter's...

Political disillusionment has a way of outliving the moment that inspires it. On One More Thing To Say, The Wheel Workers revisit songs written...

Somewhere along the way, disagreement became less about exchanging ideas and more about proving a point. Online, every opinion seems to invite a counterargument,...

Classic monsters have long served as metaphors for the fears we struggle to name. On “Monster Bride,” alternative Americana band Feathers & Arrows brings...

Rock music has long offered a space for personal reflection, pairing raw instrumentation with stories drawn from everyday life. In “Vozes Caladas,” Brazilian independent...

Some songs follow a familiar path from beginning to end; others take an unexpected turn along the way. “Missouri,” by Joseph Turner & The...

Somewhere between childhood dreams and adult responsibilities, life gets a little less spontaneous. With “Beneath the Lights”, Omaha rock trio MegaDestroyer tap into that...

For George Collins, the path back to music began with a guitar, an old songbook and a Fourth of July performance in Prague. After...

For Harley Di Nardo, music has always been about the song. From his early years in the New York rock scene, playing in bands...

Elevator music? Not quite the kind you’d expect to hear between floors. With Elevator Music, Cambridge-based heavy rock quartet SUNMACHINE trade background noise for...