Jonathan Cavier: “When You Come Around” never fails to inspire
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Rainy Day Crush: “Heartbreak (or How to Get Over It)” – The new combination is captivating
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Billy Roberts and the Rough Riders: “No One Knows Me” – consistent craftsmanship
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Slightly Left Of Centre: “Euphoria” – a precision-targeted pop-dance missile
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HR Live At CBGB’s 1984 – an essential part of alternative music and punk culture
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Shane Guerrette: “Wound Up” has clarity of purpose
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Ron Hamrick: “Musings” makes sense without being loud and obscene
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Emerald Suspension conjures up such an iconic and menacing sound
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Merv Pinny: “OB (can you hear the children cry)” – rock against war!
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Inactive Spaz: “Bread” an anarchic creative!
Inactive Spaz’s style is minimalist in every way – minimal allegorical lyrics, minimal production, minimal
3 Time Billboard Song Contest Winner Jamie Parsons
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Inactive Spaz: “Who’s Knockin?” – a unique wryness and a resonating range
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Shehzad Bhanji: “Profound Beginnings” – a strong sense of melody
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MVJOR ARCVNA: ‘Tower’ Volume 1 – devastatingly diverse instrumentals pop up along the way!
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Sloppy Joe’s: “Eight Reasons To Rock” is able to kick up a head-banging fuss
Inspired by legendary bands such as KISS, Volbeat, Maiden and AC/DC the trio of Sloppy
Robot Raven: “Life Goes On” – relationships and its attached emotions
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Sarantos: “Why Ask Why” – uniformly excellent throughout
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Sean Tibbetts Founder of Metal Band SAULT
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Roger Cole & Paul Barrere: “Lost In The Sound” – when Mother Nature fights back
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The Big Mackoofy: “GOD IS A MAKE BELIEVE FRIEND FOR GROWN UPS” – an expanding musical universe
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MiXE1: “Don’t Break Apart” – addictive and stuffed with energy
MiXE1 is a three-piece electro-rock band from Hertfordshire, England. Formed in 2010, the current lineup