• Review: The Rasmus ‘Creatures Of Chaos’ Delivers Intense Vibes

    The Rasmus has returned with their new single “Creatures Of Chaos,” co-written by Lauri Ylönen and Desmond Child. The song opens with intense instrumentation, leading to impactful vocals and a catchy chorus. Featuring elements of metalcore, it combines the band’s signature melodic style with an atmospheric depth. Overall, it’s a standout track.

  • Guess The Year 02/04/25

    The post challenges readers to guess a specific year based on clues including songs, newly formed bands, and a notable world event. Bands like In Flames and Opeth were formed, while songs from ZZ Top and Rush are highlighted. Additionally, significant events include Pantera’s debut album and a dictator fleeing the country.

  • Song Of The Week – Lunison – Candles

    Lunison’s new single “Candles,” crafted by Matt Vantine, reflects on personal transformation amid summer’s heat. The song embodies themes of sobriety and self-acceptance as Vantine navigates life after overcoming past struggles. With music that resonates with seasonal change, it’s an invitation to listen and reflect on one’s journey.

  • Tiberius Album Review: ‘Singing For Company’

    The review of Tiberius’ sophomore album “Singing For Company” highlights the band’s evolution since their 2014 formation. Each track showcases distinct layers and vocal elements, with standout moments in “New Revelation” and “Soul Saviour.” While some songs resonate powerfully, others fall short in lyrical strength, ultimately earning the album a 7.5/10 rating.

  • This Week’s Tunes Vol – 28

    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 – Midtown vs Simple Plan

    This series pits bands against each other to champion your favorite. Engage, share facts, and recount experiences in the comments. Who do you prefer: Midtown or Simple Plan? Your opinions matter.

  • Album Review: Frank Meyer’s Electrifying ‘Living Between The Lines’

    Frank Meyer’s debut album, “Living Between The Lines,” showcases his extensive musical experience, blending punk, rock, metal, blues, and country. Featuring collaborations with artists like Cherie Currie, the album is recognized for its diverse song styles and engaging guitar work. Critics appreciate its vibrancy, rating it 8/10.

  • Guess The Year 27/03/25

    The post invites readers to guess a specific year using clues related to notable bands and songs from that year, alongside significant world events. Mentioned bands include Coldplay and Flogging Molly, with songs like “Walkin’ On The Sun” featured. An event from that year is Hong Kong’s handover to China.