Rock's house of record — sweeping, canon-minded verdicts that file each debut into the long arc of music history. Scored out of five stars.
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Rock · Alternative Rock · Indie Rock
Johnny Marr, Tom Waits, & Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart +4 more
June 25, 2026
A jam-band hall of mirrors where Marr's crystalline guitars meet Waits' gravel and Mozart's baroque logic. The curse of supergroups dissolves in genuine chemistry.
Rock · Pop Rock · Hard Rock
Buddy Holly, Cliff Burton, & Keith Moon
June 25, 2026
A supergroup that actually earns the name: Holly's hiccup-croon cuts through Burton's bass thunder while Moon dismantles his kit like he owes it money. Jangle-meets-distortion debut that proves scrappy authenticity beats polish every time.
Rock · Progressive Rock · Pop Rock
Bruce Dickinson, Geddy Lee, & Brann Dailor +2 more
June 25, 2026
Dickinson's operatic roar meets Bellamy's prismatic guitar and Dailor's polyrhythmic mastery in a record that swings for the fences—prog-metal meets arena pop with real conviction. The ambition is palpable, even when the seams show.
Gothic Rock · Post-Punk · Rock
Kelly Clarkson, Daniel Ash, & David J +1 more
June 24, 2026
Kelly Clarkson's voice cuts through the post-punk murk with American clarity; Ash and David J's bloodline from Bauhaus pays dividends in atmosphere and dread. A supergroup that justifies itself.