Hearkening back to their Dookie days, Green Day’s Revolution Radio hits all the right notes and with a video that floats between past and present versions of themselves, the band makes it […]
Song of the Day: Green Day – Revolution Radio
Song of the Day: Ice Cube – Good Cop Bad Cop
Old-school hip hop makes a return with the latest from Ice Cube who lays it down hard with a question called Good Cop Bad Cop and whose album Death Certificate has been […]
Song of the Day: Queen & David Bowie – Under Pressure
When two of the greatest voices of the last century come together on one song, the result ends up being a true classic of which Under Pressure definitely is.
Song of the Day: G-Dragon – Untitled, 2014
G-Dragon of Big Bang has a new album called Kwon Ji-yong being released and with a new album means a new single, the first of which is Untitled, 2014. Simple and elegant, […]
Song of the Day: Oh Wonder – High On Humans
While a few, or even less than a few, might think High On Humans is an alternative way to ingest Soylent Green, it is in fact the latest and greatest track to […]
Song of the Day: Peking Duk & AlunaGeorge – Fake Magic
DJ’s Peking Duk team-up with AlunaGeorge for Fake Magic, a track that not only hits all the right notes and features Aluna’s great vocals, but looks to take a subtle jab at […]
Song of the Day: Chase & Status And Blossoms – This Moment
While This Moment is not a bad song, far from it actually, it is a strange one as it sounds nothing like the usual output one expects from Chase & Status. That […]
Song of the Day: Liam Gallagher – Wall Of Glass
Though Noel might be the more talented of the two – at least according to popular opinion, Liam Gallagher is no slouch either and Wall of Glass is not only a good […]
Song of the Day: Hot Water Music – Never Going Back
Hot Water Music are back with a solid rocker in Never Going Back, with the band in tight formation and Chuck Ragan’s vocals being spot-on. A perfect lead-in to their new album […]
Song of the Day: Jerry Lee Lewis – You Win Again
It might have been a Hank Williams record, but the Killer made it his own when he recorded it back at Sun Records and it would remain a staple of his sets […]
