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On November 12, 1977, The Sex Pistols’ sole studio album topped the UK charts despite bans, retail boycotts, and public outrage

For generations of Canadians, November 11 is defined not only by the two-minute silence, but by the music that breaks it.

With their fifth studio album Dead Company, Royal Blood abandon recent dance-rock experiments to return to their core sound

Dynamic new entries from Cold War Kids, CHVRCHES, Balu Brigada, Bryan Adams, and Queens Of The Stone Age

Las Vegas is about to host Canada’s greatest progressive rock export on a scale never before attempted

From hard-rock anthems to alternative classics, these top 10 record-smashing tracks prove how Canadian rock artists have dominated home turf and global charts

Decades after its release, the record-breaking album by Huntsville’s own country-pop icon remains the highest-selling album by a female artist in history.

Films will be screened at 2pm and 7pm this month through March

With results of the midterms coming in today, Canadian rock icon Bryan Adams drops "Lake Ontario"—a hard-hitting anthem skewering Donald Trump’s executive order, geopolitical noise, and the rhetoric dividing North America

When Clare Torry walked into Abbey Road Studios in 1973, she had no idea her non-verbal, improvised wailing would redefine rock history

Dynamic new entries from Skye Wallace, Seb Lowe, Blondie, Jesse Roper, and The Goo Goo Dolls

On their ninth studio album Perfecth, Queens of the Stone Age lean into a radical era of maturity and restraint

When the daytime noise settles into midnight silence, music ceases to be background noise and becomes a deeply personal conversation

Dynamic new entries from Ashe, TALK, Greta Van Fleet, The Dead South, and The Smashing Pumpkins

The event is a fundraiser for the Burk's Falls & District Food Bank

With an unmistakable booming drawl and an ironclad commitment to traditional roots, Country Music Hall of Famer John Anderson reshaped modern country music

As they mark a half-century since their groundbreaking formation, new wave pioneers Blondie return with their first album in nearly a decade,

Dynamic new entries from Against The Current, The Interrupters, Robert Plant, Crown Lands, and Good Charlotte with Ziggy Marley

When Patsy Cline recorded Willie Nelson’s "Crazy" on October 16, 1961, she transformed an aching country ballad into an immortal masterpiece

From his razor-sharp 1977 debut through genre-defying decades of hits, rock icon Elvis Costello evolved from a fiery punk-era instigator into one of modern music's most enduring and prolific songwriters

On this day, October 14th, David Bowie releases Heroes - the first song from the Berlin Trilogy saying good bye to the Thin White Duke

By expanding the boundaries of literature to include song lyrics, the Swedish Academy honored an icon and sparked a worldwide debate on the nature of art

Fresh entries from grit-rockers Dirty Honey, roots standout Sierra Ferrell, Slash, Dexter and The Moonrocks, and legendary rockers The Rolling Stones

How Rod Stewart’s accidental hit "Maggie May" flipped the record industry on its head and crowned a new rock icon on October 9, 1971.

Canadian alternative rock icons I Mother Earth are heading to Huntsville's Algonquin Theatre on Thursday, February 25th

From the frantic, post-punk urgency of "Transmission" to the tragedy of Ian Curtis's death, exploring how one band's raw pain catalyzed the rise of New Order and reshaped modern music

A look back at the life, legendary technique, and enduring musical legacy of Eddie Van Halen – who died on October 6, 2020

Fresh entries from legendary acts U2, Prince, and Neil Young join break-out UK indie talent Keo and NYC rock outfit Nicotine Dolls to shake up this week’s lineup

From the dirt-and-honey rasp that defined 1990s Canadian rock to her sharp-witted television presence, Juno Award winner Sass Jordan left an indelible mark on Canada's cultural landscape

Six decades after its original release, The Beatles’ “Rubber Soul” has been revisited in an expanded collection featuring new mixes

Five decades after forming in a Dublin school kitchen, U2 returns to their roots at Mount Temple and Grafton Street to launch their raw, punk-infused new track

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a look at how Indigenous musicians are dismantling historical narratives, reclaiming lost languages, and leading a bold cultural renaissance across the airwaves

A tribute to the visionary broadcast pioneer who changed Canadian radio forever and inspired Hunters Bay Radio to stand fiercely apart from the ordinary.

Fresh singles from William Prince, Alice Merton, and Dear Frankie join rising Canadian rock acts Thunder Queens and local artist Sully Burrows to lead this week’s musical lineup

At just 19 years old, Sully Burrows brought major national hardware home after taking home Breakthrough Artist of the Year honours

After corporate censorship, artist walkouts, and billionaire pressure shattered his stadium tour, Ed Sheeran takes the stage alone

A newly released Mötley Crüe demo, fresh singles from Kings of Leon and The War on Drugs, and rising acts The Band Feel and Pump Action lead this week’s musical lineup

Duncan died of heart failure leading to cardiac arrest on Thursday at the age of 56

The Huntsville Festival of the Arts brings music, comedy and intimate live performances to Sandhill Nursery’s Greenhouse this falL

Fresh music from Rise Against, Noah Ruttan, Barns Courtney, The Currie Brothers, and The Offspring.

In the late summer of 1982, an Indiana rocker stripped away his corporate stage name, leaned into his heartland roots, and achieved an unprecedented feat on the Billboard charts

On This Day: When reggae legend Toots Hibbert passed away at age 77, he left behind a musical legacy that defined a genre, popularized Jamaican culture worldwide, and gave a global phenomenon its very name

On September 10, 1991, a three-piece band from the Pacific Northwest dropped a single that would dismantle hair metal, redefine popular radio, and give a voice to a generation

A landmark poll commissioned by flame icon Zippo reveals which song holds the top spot as the greatest song to spark a stadium light show

New music from The Countdown with Lilith Pearson, The Bankes Brothers, Erykah Badu, Sawyer Hill, and Everlast.

Fresh spins from Yellowcard, John Muirhead, Fontaines D.C., and Bryan Adams

What was meant to be a gentle folk ballad turned into a 17-minute masterwork after a long night of cheap wine and misheard lyrics.

In 2009 on August 28th, Noel Gallagher broke up Oasis

From dirt-floor poverty in the mountains of East Tennessee to global icon, Dolly Parton leaves behind a legacy that forever reshaped country music

A powerhouse roster will gather at Toronto’s iconic venue on Sept. 26 to honor an extraordinary slate of inductees

Fresh spins from Sons of Legion, Nothing But Thieves, Collective Soul, Stephen Wilson Jr., and Sheryl Crow

For over half a century, Frank Beard provided the unshakeable groove behind That Little Ol' Band From Texas

Sixty-two years ago today, John, Paul, George, and Ringo launched their historic first North American tour, eventually landing in Toronto with the full force of Beatlemania

In March 1977, a chaotic trio took the stage at a modest Birmingham basement club. Two years later, they were topping the global charts

Fresh spins from Red Vox, Porch Light, Deltamanic, Michelle Branch, and Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts

Forty years after it hijacked global airwaves, the wild story of "Relax" remains pop’s ultimate paradox

From their early days as teenage prodigies in Orillia to earning international chart hits and Juno nominations, high-energy rock outfit Bleeker remains a cornerstone of regional pride

Five decades into an extraordinary career, Canadian songwriting icon Bruce Cockburn turns his lens inward

Fresh spins from Role Model, Dasha, Greta Van Fleet, Bleeker, and Danny Michel

The Huntsville Festival of the Arts has unveiled a packed fall and winter lineup featuring Hawksley Workman, Good Lovelies, Harry Manx, Matt Andersen, Tim Hicks, Gowan and more.

After a cryptic social media video sent shockwaves through their fanbase, Michigan’s modern rock saviors clear the air with the announcement of their ambitious fourth studio album, Palace For The People.

Decades after crafting the definitive soundtrack of late-90s radio, a wave of celebrated hitmakers is proving they were never just one-hit wonders by releasing vibrant, acclaimed new music

On August 5, 1966, The Beatles released their ground-breaking seventh studio album

A year after his death, Birmingham and the world honor Ozzy Osbourne—the kid from Aston who defied doctors for one last bow and changed rock forever.

New music from Violet Grohl, Myrle, Jack Gaughan, Martin Garrix, and Orville Peck

When the historic Piccadilly gentleman’s outfitters stood on the edge of financial ruin, a rock legend stepped off the stage to preserve a masterclass in British heritage

From gritty blues-rock to theatrical anthems, these legendary bands born in the 1970s continue to defy aging, filling modern arenas

Toronto’s iconic CNE Bandshell is marking the milestone with an ambitious lineup of free nightly concerts featuring a mix of Canadian legends and global stars

New music from Cage the Elephant, Dexter and The Moonrocks, Beck, Fiona Apple, and Queens of the Stone Age

How a dreary, rain-soaked night in a South London pub and a second-hand Stratocaster rescued a penniless band and birthed one of rock’s most transcendent anthems

New music from The Mountain Goats, The Big East, Jamie Oppenheimer ft. Juan Barbosa, and Green Day

As global music giants roll out new tags to flag AI-generated tracks, local radio is drawing a hard line in the sand—locking its gates to keep the airwaves 100% human

Thirty-five years, three million records, and a signature "Moroccan-roll" sound later, Windsor's favorite sons return to the exact floorboards where it all began to receive the city's highest honor.

New music from Johnny Blue Skies, Dinosaur Jr., A Perfect Circle, The Rolling Stones, and Bryan Adams

From the smooth East Coast soul of Aquakultre to the fierce, avant-garde wall of sound from Tanya Tagaq, this year's Polaris Music Prize finalists offer a masterclass in artistic freedom.

The legendary Welsh singer, whose gravelly powerhouse vocals delivered timeless 1980s anthems like "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding Out for a Hero," has passed away, leaving behind a five-decade legacy as the undisputed queen of the power ballad.

As the Rolling Stones prepare to drop Foreign Tongues, Keith Richards and Mick Jagger reflect on why modern America is looking "a bit of a disappointment."

New music from Gracie Abrams, Tame Impala, Stephen Wilson Jr., Ruby Waters, and Barenaked Ladies

A look into the late-1960s college band that paired the masterminds of Steely Dan with a future comedy icon—and why pop culture history constantly tries to give Bill Murray the drumsticks

A tribute to Thomas James "Tommy" Hunter, Canada’s beloved Country Gentleman, who passed away at the age of 89

New music from The Last Dinner Party, Nothing But Thieves, Sublime, The Beaches and Jack White

Adam Baldwin brings raw, East Coast Canadian rock to Huntsville’s Algonquin Theatre on July 2nd

The new single comes from a new album due to drop next week

You could win a weekend pass by listening to The Bay!

New music from Kevin Morby, Westside Cowboy, Interpol, Tom Odell and Valley

An exploration of Canadian music icon Steven Page’s prolific post-Barenaked Ladies career ahead of his upcoming summer performance at the Huntsville Festival of the Arts

New music from DE'WAYNE, Jane's Party, Blondshell, Cease Fire, and Deep Purple

With virtuoso Anika Nilles on the drum throne, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson shatter an eleven-year silence

The legendary rock veterans bring their high-voltage Power Up tour to Rogers Stadium this September

New music from Jesse Welles, Modest Mouse, Paul McCartney, Iceage ad Greta Van Fleet

The free community celebration will feature cultural programming, performances, vendors, educational demonstrations, and family-friendly activities across two days in Huntsville.

Founded by musician Tina Turley, the annual event continues a nearly two-decade tradition of helping local charities

New music from The Revivalists, Bedouin Soundclash, The Smashing Pumpkins, Tim Hicks, and Kurt Vile

Driven by a unique jazz guitar and a roaring public persona, Ted Nugent’s masterpiece "Cat Scratch Fever" cemented the "Motor City Madman" as an arena rock icon

As The Strokes prepare to launch their massive 2026 world tour behind their sixth studio album, a sudden, unexplained hiatus from founding guitarist Nick Valensi leaves old friends to step into the neon light.

Reuniting with the producer who helmed their most iconic work, Toronto’s premier indie-rock collective delivers a sprawling, vulnerable masterpiece

New music from Crown Lands, The Mountain Goats, Big East, Shania Twain, and Peter Frampton

Recorded in a furious sprint at London's Metropolis Studios, the Rolling Stones' upcoming 25th studio release Foreign Tongues merges raw, retro-fuzz garage blues with an all-star cast

From the haunting acoustic harmonies of the 1960s to the global dancefloor phenomenon of Saturday Night Fever, we explore the unmatched songwriting legacy of the Bee Gees and the unforgettable voice of the late Robin Gibb.

From Melbourne pub stages to the top of the global charts, the story of Down Under is a masterclass in Aussie spirit

New music from Dogstar, Father John Misty, Foo Fighters, Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr, and The Rolling Stones

A decade after the tour that unified a nation, a new 29-track live album captures the raw, unfiltered spirit of The Tragically Hip’s final performances

On the same calendar day, seventeen years apart, the world lost the undisputed Chairman of the Board and the reigning King of the Blues. We explore the uncanny connection between Frank Sinatra and B.B. King, and the timeless music they left behind.

From a backyard plum tree to the most famous bathroom wall in rock history, discover how Tommy Tutone turned a seven-digit fluke into a permanent piece of pop culture

Behind the stage and into the heart of a global phenomenon, the new documentary captures the Gallagher brothers' triumphant return

New music from Talk, Basement, The Red Clay Strays, Violet Grohl and The Black Keys

Beyond the greeting cards and brunch reservations lies a complex, beautiful soundtrack of maternal love. From rock anthems to indie ballads, we curate the perfect playlist to honor the "Heart of the House" this Mother’s Day

After Google’s AI Overview falsely labeled the iconic Canadian fiddler a sex offender, the “Sleepy Maggie” star is heading to court to prove that artificial intelligence shouldn't have a license to destroy reputations

From sleep-induced inspirations to casino infernos, we break down the five most indelible guitar hooks that changed the course of rock history

The 2026 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame class celebrates diverse voices and iconic anthems defining the nation’s musical identity

Fresh sounds from White Denim, Janet Stahle, Beck, The Tragically Hip/City and Colour/Ruby Waters, and Metric

From the chaotic brilliance of Charlie Parker to the primal ferocity of Stravinsky, the King Crimson founder reveals the "untouchable" records that galvanized his 60-year career as rock’s most intellectual innovator

Fresh sounds from Lana Del Rey, Temples, They Might Be Giants, Weezer, and Nickelback

Witness the moment when a song you've probably never heard, propelled the band into the stratosphere

Explore how four guys from Queens and a brick wall changed the face of rock and roll forever with just seven days and a handful of chords.

Explore the legendary hooks that defined a decade and transformed the electric guitar into the ultimate voice of rock and roll

The legendary Canadian power trio proves that their "Magic Power" is timeless with a high-voltage homecoming performance at Scotiabank Arena during their 50th Anniversary Tour

Fresh sounds from Social Distortion, Esther J. Willow, Walk Off the Earth, Shinedown, and Jack White

A look at the life and legacy of the guitarist who helped define Southern Rock and the "twin-guitar" sound

For decades, Hollywood’s biggest stars have tried to trade the silver screen for a gold record, proving that fame in one world doesn't always translate to the other

The tragic disappearance of Bill Barilko remained a mystery for eleven years, a secret finally unlocked the same year the Maple Leafs returned to glory

At an age when most are long retired, the world’s greatest rock and roll band is back in the studio

New music from The Black Crowes, Black Label Society, U2, Everlast, and Sublime

Fifty-four years ago, a single press statement ended the greatest band in history—and no one saw it coming

In 1969, the folk legend traded protest anthems for a smooth country croon—and shocked the world

Thirty-two years after the world lost the voice of a generation, the legacy of Nirvana’s frontman continues to shape the soul of rock music

After reaching the heights of global fame in the late 1980s, the artist once known as Terence Trent D’Arby walked away from fame

From desert pilgrimages to the breaking of chains, these ten tracks trade the Seder plate for the Stratocaster to celebrate the enduring spirit of Passover

From psychedelic rebirths to punk-rock rituals, we explore ten tracks that capture the grit, grace, and heavy-rolling stone of the Easter season

On April 4, 1964, the Fab Four achieved an unprecedented dominance of the American airwaves that remains the gold standard for pop-cultural impact

Bono characterizes this introspective collection as a vital "wellspring" of creative resistance, bridging the interim period before the band’s forthcoming high-energy studio album

From viral Rickrolls to sonic glitches, these are the essential tracks to fuel your April Fools' social feeds and online mischief

Michael Balzary – better known to the world as Flea—has been the kinetic, shirtless heartbeat of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. But he’s traded his bass for the instrument that first stole his heart

New music from Marc Broussard, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Stuck On Planet Earth, Muse, and Death Cab for Cutie

Willie Nelson returns to the road this July for a 12-city summer tour featuring Sheryl Crow, Wilco, and The Avett Brothers

Classic rock swagger and soulful grit mark the band’s latest, with lead single “Profane Prophecy” setting the tone for a lively, unpolished return

Behind Jerry Jeff Walker’s classic Mr. Bojangles lies the true story of a gentle drifter who danced through life’s hardships, leaving an unforgettable mark on music history.

On March 21, 1987, U2’s The Joshua Tree took the world—by storm, turning an Irish rock band into global superstars.

On the anniversary of his passing, a look back at the songs that made Kenny Rogers one of music’s most beloved storytellers.

How one Christmas classic’s legal victory echoes through the industry’s biggest music copyright cases.

Ditch the gimmicks for a soulful journey through Ireland’s musical heritage, featuring legendary anthems from The Dubliners to The Cranberries.

New music from Squeeze, The Warning, Depeche Mode, Pulp, and Metric

Chuck Berry’s 1956 anthem "Roll Over Beethoven" serves as the definitive rock 'n' roll manifesto, famously demanding that the classical masters make room for the electrified, jukebox-driven energy of a new generation.

An exploration in how the world’s most famous mathematical constant provides the rhythmic heartbeat for some of music's most evocative tracks.

From primal screams to global anthems, we revisit the 1985 masterpiece that transformed Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith from synth-pop outsiders into the defining voices of a generation.

A tribute to Keith Emerson, the progressive rock titan who turned the synthesizer into a weapon of classical rebellion

A breakdown of Canada’s musical heavyweights, comparing the homegrown legacy of The Tragically Hip against the global dominance of Rush and Nickelback.

New music from Highly Suspect, Social Distortion, Avery Anna, Thirty Seconds to Mars and Yungblud

After conquering the charts with albums like The Real Thing and Angel Dust, Faith No More split in 1998, reunited for tours and a 2015 comeback album, then ultimately shelved plans again after cancelled 2021–22 dates

Blind since infancy, Toronto’s Jeff Healey rose to international fame with his lap-style guitar playing, chart-topping hit “Angel Eyes,” and a blues legacy that continues to inspire musicians worldwide

A rock legend’s defiant farewell: Sharon Osbourne reveals Ozzy knew his final concert could be his last

Less than a year after their reflective Rushmere, Mumford & Sons have delivered a defiant, banjo-fueled punch with Prizefighter,

A growing rebellion of legacy acts and alternative icons is pulling their catalogs from TikTok, sparking a high-stakes war over the value of a song in the age of the viral clip.

After nearly a decade of looking backward, U2 has blindsided the world with a raw, urgent surprise EP that ditches the stadium polish for something far more human

The Star Trek icon has announced a heavy metal album featuring 35 virtuosos, proving that for Captain Kirk, the final frontier is a wall of distortion

On the anniversary of his tragic passing in London, we look back at the life, the lyrics, and the lightning-bolt energy of AC/DC’s definitive wild child.

Following their years of producing sleek, arena-scale hits like "Learn to Fly" or "Best of You," there is an exciting, fly-on-the-wall intimacy in listening to these gritty, unrefined fragments of music.

New music from The Linda Lindas, Kyle Poulin, Young The Giant, Odd Marshall, and Arkells

From the pioneering waves of Marconi to the "Courtesy-Kars" of the 1950s, the story of radio is the story of human connection—a legacy reclaimed today by Hunters Bay Radio (CKAR-FM) as the resilient, community-powered heartbeat of Huntsville, Muskoka, and the Almaguin Highlands.

New music from Block, Papa Roach, Beck, Emm Gryner, and The Black Crowes

On a cold Sunday night in 1964, four young men from Liverpool didn’t just play songs on television. They quietly flipped the cultural switch in North America.

Springsteen delivers a raw, urgent response to a nation in turmoil with "Streets of Minneapolis," a powerful protest anthem that serves as the gritty, spiritual successor to his 1993 classic.

The lead vocalist of the 70's super group Three Dog Night passed away on Monday

A raw, whiskey-soaked dive into heartbreak that asks if you're ready to walk a mile in a wunderkind's bruised shoes—is it worth the airtime or just more clutter for the curb?

While history was made with Bad Bunny’s landmark win, the 2026 Grammys felt less like a tribute to timeless art and more like a carefully staged, gimmick-heavy broadcast

New Order was keen to move past post punk after the death of Ian Curtis and resulting break up of Joy Division

New music from Bruce Springsteen, Sugar, The Beaches, Matt Berninger and Black Stone Cherry

As violence concerns escalate, the legendary Queen guitarist warns that the "Land of the Free" may have become too high-risk for the band’s iconic stadium tours.

First images of the Beatles biopic reveal Paul Mescal as McCartney and Barry Keoghan as Starr, bringing the iconic band to life on screen.

Faithfull, who rose to fame in the 1960s, became a defining figure of the British Invasion, passed away in 2025

The legendary British rocker isn’t holding back. Sir Rod Stewart’s latest video takes aim at former U.S. President Donald Trump

The Canadian rockers that went from prairie obscurity to national stardom after a Rolling Stone cover launched them into the spotlight

From a child prodigy to a global icon, we trace the incredible evolution of Stevie Wonder and the creative "Superstition" that changed the sound of the seventies forever

New music from The Sheepdogs, Alice Merton, George Axon, Ariel Posen and Kirk Stephenson

Exploring the enduring legacy of Rush’s "Tom Sawyer," the quintessential anthem that redefined progressive rock

The Monkeys are back with "Opening Night," a reflective single that hints at exciting directions for the band’s future

From Toronto stages to Muskoka cottages, Marc Jordan’s life and music career are captured in a new biography that charts his journey as one of Canada’s most enduring songwriters

The East Bay’s iconic punk trio returns to their roots to headline the opening ceremonies of the NFL’s landmark 60th championship.

From high school hallways to international stages, Windsor’s power duo prepares to ignite Huntsville with their signature blend of gritty blues and modern alt-rock

New music from Seafret, Young the Giant, Lukas Nelson, Father John Misty, and The Black Crowes

Ten years after his passing, the legacy of the Eagles co-founder continues to define the landscape of American rock and roll.

In January, 1973, a mystery-wrapped masterpiece began its three-week reign atop the charts, defining a decade of pop music and celebrity intrigue.

On this day, Producer Phil Spector, the architect of the “Wall of Sound,” who reshaped popular music with timeless hits passed away in disgrace and a life sentence for murder

Seven years after her sudden passing, the legacy of The Cranberries' frontwoman continues to resonate

Loud, fearless and emotionally raw, Yungblud’s rise is reshaping rock music for a new generation — with praise from legends and whispers of unexpected collaborations.

After the holiday hush, the airwaves are back in full force with a high-octane mix of indie-punk, alt-rock, and synth-driven grooves.

The co-founder of the Grateful Dead and tireless architect of the "jam band" sound has passed away at 78

David Bowie’s childhood home in London is set to open to the public next year, offering a glimpse into the bedroom where the music icon first dreamed of stardom.

The new documentary celebrates the station’s groundbreaking role in alternative music and inspires community stations like Huntsville’s Hunters Bay Radio, where DJs still choose their own music.

81% of Canadians tune in to radio each week - a significant share of Canadians’ attention, whether during the morning commute, at work, or in the evenings

The song immortalizes Toronto Maple Leafs legend Bill Barilko, blending hockey history, tragedy, and Canadian cultural pride into one iconic rock anthem.

Ten years ago today, a legendary artist turned his own exit into a work of art.

Initially dismissed by the charts, Springsteen’s wordy 1973 debut proved that the "New Dylan" was actually a one-of-a-kind rock icon in the making.

From the visionary harmonies of Brian Wilson to the heavy metal thunder of Ozzy Osbourne, we celebrate the enduring legacies and unforgettable anthems of the trailblazers who shaped the soundtrack of our lives.

On January 3, 1987, the "Queen of Soul" shattered music’s glass ceiling, cementing her legacy as a trailblazer for every female artist who followed.

Amidst the cold studios and rising tensions of January 1969, the Fab Four managed to set aside their differences to record one last chart-topping legacy.

Aaron Hall recaps the best new songs of 2025

John Lennon turned a mundane newspaper story about potholes into one of The Beatles’ most surreal and iconic songs

A key creative force through The Cure’s most expansive years, Perry Bamonte leaves behind a legacy built on texture, restraint, and songs that still echo long after the lights go down.

Best known for Driving Home for Christmas but responsible for decades of blues-soaked hits, Chris Rea leaves behind a catalogue that soundtracked long drives, late nights, and quiet reflection.