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  • 36500 Yearly Views Target Achieved in 6 Months! A Gratitude Note from Fox Reviews Rock

    The website owner, Fox, initially aimed for 36,500 views in a year, but exceeded the target. Grateful for readers’ support, he credits the team and seeks feedback. The team is acknowledged, and readers are encouraged to engage and offer input. A new goal of 80,000 views by February 7th is set.

  • Tomorrow: Celebrating 6 Months of Fox Reviews Rock!

    Tomorrow will be the 6-month anniversary of Fox Reviews Rock! Stay tuned for 6 special posts, one for each month of our existence!

  • Weekly Preview 05/08/24

    This week at Fox Reviews Rock is full of excitement for our 6-month anniversary, featuring reviews, interviews, and much more! Highlights include a milestone celebration, new music reviews, a special segment announcement, and a feature-length interview with Black Note Graffiti. The week wraps up with a podcast episode on Papa Roach’s “Leave A Light On.”

  • Unveiling Corey Taylor’s ‘Beyond’ Review on Fox Reviews Rock Podcast

    Summary: Fox Reviews Rock introduces a new weekly podcast on Sundays. The latest episode features Corey Taylor’s single “Beyond,” though the author prefers his band work. Listen to the podcast.

  • Wonderwall vs Song 2: Battle of the Hits | Fox Reviews Rock

    The bands Blur and Oasis had a competitive relationship, even releasing songs on the same day to vie for superiority. Oasis once wished AIDS on Blur members but later apologized.

  • Vote for Your Favorite Song: Black Sabbath, Slayer, Rainbow

    This is the fifth part of the Save A Song mini-series. Vote for your favorite song to keep it from being deleted. The winning songs from each poll will compete in a final poll to determine the grand champion.

  • The Nightswimmers: Review of ‘Birdcage’ Single – Refined Alt-Rock with Retro Synthesizers

    The Nightswimmers, a rising alt-rock band from the North of England, are gaining industry recognition for their harmonious, electrifying sound. Their latest single, “Birdcage,” showcases meticulous attention to detail, evoking a sense of confinement and rebellion. While the track exhibits skilled musicality, it could benefit from a more balanced use of synthesizers and high notes.

  • Moon Fever: Exclusive Interview with Seattle’s Rising Rock Quartet

    The Seattle-based Moon Fever quartet is known for their rock ‘n’ roll anthems and energetic live performances, with influences from bands like Queens Of The Stone Age. Their song “Feels So Good” reflects on loss and resilience. With plans for a new album and potential international tours, their dream is to keep growing and writing…