We’re howling forever. That’s the last line in the catchy song, “Wolf Like Me,” that has left listeners satsified. It’s not just music lovers that have been enthralled by the song, but other artists have taken note. As a result many different covers of the song have been recorded. This post is about sharing five... Continue Reading →
Lost In These Memories
It’s March of 2003. Linkin Park just released their second album, Meteora. Impressively, this album would compliment and possibly surpass their debut album, Hybrid Theory. Little did any one know that twenty years later the unforgettable voice of the late Chester Bennington would once again come into our lives and cause us to get lost... Continue Reading →
Album of the Week: Retreat From The Sun
Artist: that dog. Released: 1997 Grunge rock never sounded so 90s thanks to this great album by that dog. The Los Angeles band released their third album, Retreat From The Sun, in the spring of 1997 which featured their charting radio hit “Never Say Never.” That same year the band would go on tour with... Continue Reading →
Fall Behind Me
The ever underappreciated rock group from California, The Donnas, hold a special place in my Rock ‘N Rule playlist. These divas can shred, sing, and keep a beat that’ll leave the listener wanting to hear more. Not only has their music appeared on a handful of video games, but their song, “Play My Game,” was... Continue Reading →
No, Thank You, Dido
We have all heard the appreciative song “Thank You” by English singer and song writer, Dido. The lyrics express thankfulness for a special person in life that makes the day so much better. The song also confronts depression and the reality of losing a house, all of which Dido apparently experienced prior to writing the... Continue Reading →
Taylor Hawkins: A Source of Rock and Laughter
One doesn’t need to wait until the passing of a music icon to recognize the greatness of their craft. We should always feel free to express the impact their influence has left on us. Their abilities to entertain should be cheered for, as millions of concert goers can attest. Unfortunately, here we are, remembering the... Continue Reading →
The Distinctive Delilah Bon
Unapologetic, advocate for the ill-treated, unconstrained, and not for the faint of heart are just a few of the words and phrases that describe the peculiar Delilah Bon and her message on women’s liberties. If ever there was a mouthpiece to bring awareness to this cause, Delilah Bon is the voice for this undertaking. Her... Continue Reading →
Shame Shame
Foo Fighters are back and they have released their newest single. Their new album, Medicine At Midnight, is expected to be released early 2021 and if it’s anything like this new tune, we’re in for another great album from this fantastic band. Thankfully, Dave Grohl and company continue to be a constant force of rock... Continue Reading →
Album of the Week: Mothership
Artist: Led Zeppelin Released: 2007 Life can leave you dazed and confused. While there are communication breakdowns all around us, it is important to remember that there is still a whole lotta love over the hills and far away. Sorry to ramble on. Thankfully we have rock and roll to help with life and black... Continue Reading →
Doom Boy
Let me be your doom boy We could hold hands Listen to Slayer In the back of my Dodge Caravan Those are the catchy lyrics The Dirty Nil perform on their newest single. Keeping with their hard rock riffs and punk energy, the band continues to rock in a pleasing way that can also be... Continue Reading →