rock – Page 2 – Rodent Reviews

Rapture Waltz by Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards

Johnny Manchild invites us inside his mind to watch his descending thoughts dance around him, all encapsulated in Rapture Waltz.

Mannequin Pussy’s newest album, I Got Heaven, is the emotional catharsis you’ve been waiting for.

Marcus King illustrates a soulful journey of emotions through his latest R&B/Soul album, Mood Swings.

Screamin’ at The Sky by Black Stone Cherry is a fresh taste in the rock genre, bringing not only new ideas but also inspirations from the past.

St. Vincent experiments with genre, tone, and complexity on All Born Screaming, her seventh studio album.

Infinity Song transforms their Metamorphosis EP into Metamorphosis Complete, with an additional six songs creating an emotionally resonant album.

40s for Algernon is a quick garage punk album ready to support you through the hangover you currently have.

Mammoth II is the most recent work by Wolfgang Van Halen, son of guitar legend Eddie Van Halen.

The Heavy Heavy’s One of a Kind mixes nostalgic rock with modern indie, capturing themes of individuality, love, and self-discovery.