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Dream Theater - A Broken Man (new song 2024)

(Progressive Metal)

2nd song off their upcoming 2025 album Parasomnia in February 7th this song outstanding

Gloryhammer - The Unicron Invasion of Dundee 2024 version (2024)

(Power Metal)

A remake of a classic song with the new singer

Squabble Up by Kendrick Lamar (2024)
(Rap)

Paul McCartney - Come On To Me, Who Cares, Fuh You, People Want Peace, Back In Brazil and Caesar Rock

From the English (From Liverpool) Singer/Songwriter/ex-Beatle’s marvellous 17th solo album, “Egypt Station” (2018)

Both the title and artwork of the album come from a painting Paul designed in 1988.

August Burns Red - Waltz of the Flowers (2024)

(Christmas Metalcore)

Yes it’s another excellent song for Christmas

Obsesion by Aventura (2004)
(Bachata)

The Chemical Brothers - Sometimes I Feel So Deserted, EML Ritual, I’ll See You There, Reflexion and Wide Open

From the eighth album by the English (From Manchester) Electronic duo, “Born In The Echoes” (2015)

You Win Again by The Bee Gees (1987)
(Synthpop/Sophisti-Pop)

TJ Davis - Can You Feel The Sunshine

Fleshgod Apocalypse - I Can Never Die (2024)

(Symphonic Death Metal)

On my Spotify wrapped

Wu-Tang Clan - Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing ta F’ Wit

Blood Incantation - The Stargate [Tablet ll] (2024)

(Death Metal)

Iris - Goo Goo Dolls (1998)

Madness - If I Go Mad, C’est La Vie, What On Earth Is It (You Take Me For?), Beginners 101 and Run For Your Life

From “Theatre of the Absurd Presents ‘C’est La Vie’” (2023), the thirteenth album by the wacky English (From Camden Town, London) Ska-Pop band. It is a sprawling and theatrical Baroque/Progressive pop-flavoured concept album, illustrating the darker, seedier underbelly of London and England in particular during the post-Brexit, post-Covid era, brilliantly wrapped in a bow of dark, sardonic British humour and punctuated with narrated passages by English actor Martin Freeman. A fascinating listen all the way through!

Pyre - Human Hecatomb

Ahora Es by Wisin & Yandel (2007)
(Club Reggaeton)

Big Jim Wheeler & Wheels of Fire - Ride Stallion Ride

Flotsam and Jetsam - Burned My Bridges (2024)

(Thrash Metal)

Spotify wrapped

Deified Shreds - Overcoming the Fractal Deception

Judas Priest - Invincible Shield on my wrapped 2024 (2024)

(Heavy Metal)

Blood Incantation - The Stargate 1 2 and 3

(Progressive Tech Death Metal)

Bee Gees - You’ll Never See My Face Again, Black Diamond, Edison, Suddenly, Whisper Whisper and Never Say Never Again

From the British-Australian Pop/rock band’s 1969 masterpiece “Odessa”, an over 1-hour long presentation of Progressive pop with prominent symphonic elements mixed with psychedelia and the odd touch or two of Country rock. A challenging but very rewarding listen.

The Gibb brothers (Barry, Maurice and Robin) were born in Douglas, in the British Crown Dependancy of the Isle Of Mann. They then moved to Manchester in England as kids before eventually settling into the state of Queensland in Australia. After a couple of albums originally released exclusively in Australia, they recorded the psychedelic album “Bee Gees 1st” (As in first major album) back in England, where they soon became Pop sensations. They became Disco darlings late into the next decade before settling into a more adult contemporary format for the rest of their career.

R.I.P to: Maurice (d. 2003), Robin (d. 2012) (both passed away in 2003 and Colin Petersen (Australian drummer who played with the band in the 60s. d. 2024)