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  • Guess The Year 22/01/25

    The post invites readers to guess a specific year based on clues including songs, bands formed, and a notable world event. Bands like Rainbow and Motorhead were formed, and songs from Heart and Pink Floyd are highlighted. The post emphasizes that guesses should be made for fun without searching online.

  • Song Of The Week – One Dimensional Creatures – Freedom Is Hate

    One Dimensional Creatures’ new track, “Freedom Is Hate,” is an energetic, gritty anthem criticizing neoliberalism in the UK. Drawing inspiration from bands like IDLES, it features punchy verses and anthemic choruses with distorted guitars. The band will debut at Duck & Dive Festival in London, January 2025.

  • This Week’s Tunes Vol – 18

    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…

  • Battle Of The Bands – Mixtapes Vs Tacocat

    This series pits two bands against each other. Share your favorite and interact with other fans in the comments. Let us know which band you prefer! All rights to the songs mentioned are retained by the respective artists.

  • Parkway Drive Song Poll

    Vote for your favorite song by Parkway Drive among “Prey,” “Vice Grip,” and “Carrion.” Participate in the poll and share your thoughts in the comments. All rights to the songs are retained by Parkway Drive, and the site does not claim ownership of the content used in this post.

  • Interview With Haggard Cat: The Rising Rock Duo You Need to Know

    Haggard Cat, an adrenaline-charged rock duo from Nottingham, blends fun and authenticity in their music. They reflect on their experiences, including performance at Glastonbury and desire to create organic sounds. The duo values full albums over singles, emphasizing that their creative process thrives on limitations, ultimately fostering unique sound evolution.

  • Song Of The Week – V-Neck – Mettle

    The song “Mettle” by V-Neck draws inspiration from discussions on humanity’s failings and highlights the positive behavior observed at metal gigs, where crowd members show support for those in need. This track is featured on their debut album “We Only Have What We Can Hold,” available on major streaming platforms.

  • Guess The Year 15/01/25

    The post invites participants to guess a specific year based on clues, including the formation of bands like Kansas and AC/DC, songs by Elton John and The Doobie Brothers, and a historical event involving Britain, Ireland, and Denmark joining the European Common Market. Participants should avoid Googling the answer.