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 It’s exactly like 'Now Where Were We' from two years ago but better, because in two years what doesn’t work gets fixed perfectly and everything runs smoothly.

 If 'Singalong Tonight,' 'Food Fight,' and 'Easy To Be Sorry' catch me by surprise and nestle into a corner of my personal 'best of 2023,' everything else fits there too, without needing to surprise me.

 Listen to The Exbats' Song Machine and experience a fresh take on classic rock energy and heartfelt songwriting!

 Juniper’s lyrics are the clearest demonstration of true rock’n’roll attitude I’ve encountered in 20 years.

 "Juniper" is a burst of overwhelming cheerfulness and carefree spirit that I haven’t encountered in years.

 Listen to Juniper’s vibrant debut and experience the fresh, heartfelt garage-punk spirit of a remarkable teenage talent.

 Sparrowhawk... gives me forty minutes of pure fun and a heap of great sensations today, as if it were 1971 or 1981.

 "Stay With Me" is enough to justify the bucks spent on this "Sparrowhawk," but the rest of the offering is just as valuable.

 Dive into Sparrowhawk’s passionate rock tribute—listen now and relive the golden age of classic and punk rock!

 The fourth Exbats album is a transitional one, where garage remains an ideal attitude and pop takes over.

 For those purists with garage rigor, I recommend the collection 'E Is 4 Exbats' rather than this album.

 Listen to The Exbats' blend of garage punk and pop on 'Now Where Were We' and explore the evolving sound of this unique duo!

 ‘All The Covers (And More)’, in the end, is the best way to get to know The Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs.

 If anyone dares to object, ‘Freak Out Man’ buries them under tons of watts.

 Explore The Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs’ powerful rock covers and dive into their 30 years of punk and hard rock passion!

 The debut album’s cover and even the title, “Solution Revolution,” scream out MC5 MC5 MC5 with such force that they make vocal cords and eardrums bleed.

 What a great stroke of luck, I repeat. And again, thanks to people like Nixon Now.

 Dive into Nixon Now’s Solution Revolution and experience a raw Detroit rock explosion that echoes legends—listen now!

 Jason And The Scorchers is one of the greatest rock’n’roll bands you might lend an ear to in the blessed year of 1985.

 It worked wonderfully — rock’n’roll plus country plus punk plus hard rock, a genre unheard of before.

 Dive into Jason & The Scorchers’ EMI Years to experience genre-defying rock energy and timeless country-punk anthems today!

 If there’s no trace of punk, there’s none of all that plastic that would, in a few years, smother pop and drown every trace of imagination.

 It’s a pleasure to have known Bebe, even now that she’s seventy and it’s been fifty years since the Playboy centerfold.

 Discover the charm of Bebe Buell's Covers Girl EP—listen now and explore the rich history behind this unique pop-punk crossover!

 "Power Hits! is an incredible journey into the depths of garage-punk in 24 tracks."

 "Friendship, brotherhood in spirit, flesh, and blood – that’s the heart of Leighton and Tito’s story."

 Dive into the raw power of 'Power Hits!' and discover the enduring spirit of garage punk with Leighton & Tito today!

 ‘I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me’ is an album of disarming beauty, spartan and sometimes even moving.

 The way Hannah sings reminds me so much of Hope Sandoval, the same monotony, more disenchanted and grounded.

 Listen to King Hannah's heartfelt album and experience a fresh take on indie folk and nostalgic alt-rock today!