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  • New Branding!

    The website is undergoing a rebranding, led by Vixen, who has created a new design that retains familiar elements like the fox and headphones while incorporating a guitar pick shape. The updated branding features burgundy and orange, reflecting a more professional tone aligned with the site’s future direction.

  • The End… Sort Of

    Fox Reviews Rock will continue but will undergo changes due to a rise in inappropriate comments affecting the site’s atmosphere and the owner’s mental health. The site will discontinue specific features that attracted negativity and will instead focus on high-quality reviews, interviews, and original content, while maintaining a commitment to rock music.

  • This Week’s Tunes Vol – 95

    This weekly post showcases the music tastes of the Fox Reviews Rock team, featuring a Spotify playlist with over 180 songs. This edition highlights a song from My Chemical Romance, celebrating the author’s recent concert experience. Readers are encouraged to share their favourite tracks and suggest new music for future posts.

  • Judging By The Cover: Vol – 46

    This series invites you to guess famous rock and metal album covers based on abstract descriptions. One description features a black car speeding towards a sunset, with the band name in black and the album title in white at the top. Share your guesses in the comments!

  • Battle Of The Bands – The Beatles vs. Stone Sour

    This post encourages fans to support their favourite bands by participating in a series that pits two against each other. Readers are invited to voice their preferences in the comments, share opinions and experiences, and engage in discussions surrounding The Beatles and Stone Sour, emphasising the importance of fan loyalty.

  • A-Z Of Rock: T Part 2

    This week’s rock-themed post explores a letter of the alphabet through music. It features the band Thrice, their song “Black Honey,” and highlights the rocker Till Lindemann from Rammstein. The post includes a Spotify playlist to enjoy the selected tracks and encourages readers to engage through comments.

  • Yeast Machine Prove ‘Bad Milk’ Can Taste Great

    Yeast Machine’s latest album, “Bad Milk,” showcases their ability to blend grunge, psych, and rock, creating a dynamic and unpredictable sound. Standout tracks like “Globalized Condolences” and “Honey & Sweat” highlight their instrumental prowess, while guest vocals enrich the experience. Although some moments falter, the album’s twists signal a promising future for the band.

  • From The Archives: Riot – Rock City

    “From The Archives” revisits an influential album by the New York band Riot, which fused American and British metal styles. Initially poorly received, it gained popularity after extensive radio play. Highlight tracks include “Warrior,” showcasing impressive vocals and sharp hooks, and “Tokyo Rose,” embodying the band’s hard rock signature.