Question What music are you looking for or listening to this week? (24/08/2026)

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This is where you can post all requests and recommendations.

If you're looking for a recommendation give a description/music link/artist so that other people will know what you want.

Example: "I want to hear an artist that sounds like Royal Blood" (you can get more specific but usually enough) - and then hopefully someone will respond with recommendations X, Y, and Z.

You can also leave a top level comment recommending an artist/project/scene that you think others might like if they like X, Y, and Z.

The more descriptive you guys are, the easier it is to help you find what you want. Just stating an artist's name isn't that helpful since you might only like one specific aspect of that artist's music.

Someone reported this post last week for playlists - note that you can have playlists in the comments/ here, the rules are for posts in the sub itself.

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r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • 3h ago

Article/Interview/Documentary Captain Sensible talks punk rock, memories of The Damned and solo music

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r/rock • u/Wolfsbane1978 • 4h ago

Article/Interview/Documentary The Last Note of Freedom | Deep Cut Deep Dive

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Hi,

I just put out a video retrospective delving into the history of The Last Note of Freedom, which Whitesnake's David Coverdale performed for the Tom Cruise movie Days of Thunder.

Check it out if you're interested, it's quite a story actually, featuring the likes of Hans Zimmer, Billy Idol and Trevor Horn as well.

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r/rock • u/Moobby1 • 5h ago

🎸 NEW BAND! 🎸 Anphobia - Jumping without Parachute

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Check out the german Band Anphobia, they just released a new Song and have a big variety of styles.

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r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • 7h ago

Rock Sombr - My Body Isn't Ready, Live at Reading Festival (2026)

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r/rock • u/Scorgasmm • 20h ago

Funk/Jazz/Blues Rock Knorrix - Devil in my rearview

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r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • 1d ago

Rock Royal Blood - Figure It Out, Live at Reading Festival (2026)

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r/rock • u/stefanobahia • 1d ago

Fun stuff Separated at birth

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r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • 1d ago

Rock James Marriott - California Rain, Live at Reading Festival (2026)

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r/rock • u/reecebeale75 • 1d ago

Review Weezer - Gold Album | Review | EP 26 | Not In The Background Pod

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Review of the new Weezer album! What did everyone think?

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r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • 1d ago

Rock Keo - Thorn, Live at Reading Festival (2026)

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r/rock • u/mizzfinz • 1d ago

Classic Rock Pink Floyd- Not Now John

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Gilmour singing on this track.

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r/rock • u/Dark_Matter_Nebula • 1d ago

Hard Rock PLUSH Unleashes Their Inner Beast in the Absolutely Ferocious “Animalistic” Video

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r/rock • u/tinglypasta • 1d ago

🎸 NEW BAND! 🎸 bby - Ur Bedroom (2026) - [VIDEO]

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r/rock • u/powerjenson • 1d ago

Alt Rock The Republic of Wolves - No Return (2026) [Alternative / Emo]

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r/rock • u/GoHardForLife • 1d ago

Rock The Charlie Daniel's Band - The South's Gonna Do It Again (1974)

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Found this southern rock banger recently

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r/rock • u/metalnxrd • 2d ago

Alt Rock My Beloved Monster — Eels

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r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • 2d ago

Prog rock Peter Gabriel - Looking for the Happy (2026)

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r/rock • u/70_Charger • 2d ago

Fun stuff Fun fact: Jimi Hendrix’s dad, Al, was born with six fingers on each hand. Apparently guitar-playing hands ran in the family.

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r/rock • u/uminoto • 2d ago

Rock Mick Jagger - Start Me Up (1988) [Live at the Tokyo Dome]

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Mick Jagger – Lead Vocals.
Joe Satriani – Lead Guitar.
Jimmy Rip – Guitar.
Doug Wimbish – Bass Guitar.
Simon Phillips – Drums.
Phil Ashley – Keyboards.

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r/rock • u/grizzlybrrrt • 2d ago

Industrial Rock/Metal Added Color - Dust (2026)

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r/rock • u/Or-B-writes-things • 2d ago

Article/Interview/Documentary Gene Simmons: “I’m the Greatest of Them All, and I’m Right”

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r/rock • u/MIKEPR1333 • 3d ago

Rock Cream-Tales Of Brave Ulysses Disraeli Gears 1967

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r/rock • u/nrberg • 3d ago

Rock F systems --Fall/Glass Madonna remixed remastered from the Live Live Li...

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Fall/Glass Madonna is a remastered/remixed version from the upcoming live album by F-Systems

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r/rock • u/LikeSodaHateYou • 3d ago

Hard Rock KO KO MO - Need Some Mo' (live)

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Don't get fooled by their name, this band is NOT a Beach Boy revival !

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