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  • Song Of The Week – False Heads – Rabbit Hole

    False Heads’ song “Rabbit Hole” critiques the adverse effects of social media on human connection, arguing that it has undermined democracy in information sharing while radicalising individuals more than historical propaganda. The band is preparing for their third album and an upcoming tour, with all rights to the song retained by them.

  • New Rock Roundup Vol 45

    The New Rock Roundup is a weekly feature ranking latest rock music releases across genres including rock, metal, punk, and indie. Fox shares personal insights on each track before ranking them. Featured artists include Marmozets, Atreyu, and Florence Black, among others. Readers are encouraged to share their own rankings and comments.

  • In What Ways Has Rock Influenced Non-Western Music?

    Rock music has transcended its Western origins, influencing Eastern cultures that have incorporated local sounds and themes. Bands like Bloodywood and The HU showcase unique fusions, maintaining rock’s energy while embedding local identities. This evolution demonstrates that rock can be redefined, creating original, meaningful expressions in diverse contexts.

  • This Week’s Tunes Vol – 82

    Welcome to our weekly post dedicated to what each member of the team has been listening to. Delve into the inner workings of what comes out of the speaker at Fox Reviews Rock HQ! What’s more is that every song in these posts will end up on a dedicated Spotify playlist. Meaning you can catch…

  • Judging By The Cover: Vol – 33

    This series invites participants to guess famous rock and metal album covers based on abstract descriptions. One such description features a lady resembling a corpse against a predominantly green background, with the band and album names in pink. Previous weeks’ answers are also provided for reference.

  • Battle Of The Bands – Watain vs Down

    This post invites fans to support their favourite band in a series of match-ups between two bands. Participants are encouraged to comment, share opinions, anecdotes, and interesting facts about the bands. The excitement is ramped up as fans prepare to showcase their loyalty and engage in friendly debate.

  • A-Z Of Rock: G Part 2

    This week’s alphabet-themed rock post highlights the letter ‘G’. Featured are the band Ghost, described as “metal Abba,” along with their song “Square Hammer.” The post also reviews Queens Of The Stone Age’s “Go With The Flow” and celebrates Sting’s iconic track “Englishman In New York.” Enjoy the accompanying playlist!

  • From The Archives: The Kinks – The Kinks

    “From The Archives” revisits The Kinks’ debut album from 1964, featuring raw rock with a blues influence. The album is lively, showcasing the band’s early energy. Highlight tracks include the iconic “You Really Got Me,” the melodic “Stop Your Sobbing,” and the reflective “So Mystifying,” displaying the band’s storytelling prowess.