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Iowa band Divergent recently sat down with VENTS Magazine to discuss all things “Give Her Love”. The interview is down below “Rev it Up” and “Give Her Love” feel like two different sides of the same energy—how do they set the tone for the new record? James: “Rev It Up” …

Perseverance, care, and compassion have long been the cornerstones of everything singer-songwriter Ozzie D. creates, a truth that has held steady throughout her lifetime. Her talent as a wordsmith emerged early, when at just 12 years old, her first-ever poem, “Salt & Pepper,” was anonymously published in a children’s poetry …

Rock and roll has always had a bad habit of believing its own mythology. The devil at the crossroads, the overnight sensation, the guitar hero crowned by fate instead of sweat. Noble Hops don’t buy into that—not for a second. On “Music Man,” they strip the legend down to its …

“Infamous” may be their chosen descriptor, but arguably, there are a few words that better capture the flourishing, infectious creative spirit of this sharp collective. Words like uninhibited or enthralling might be more fitting for the band in their current chapter, as The Infamous HER continues to weave unpredictability deep into their …

Divergent was born when James Richards (guitar, keys, vocals), Mike McAlister (bass, vocals), and Paul Richards (drums, vocals) finally stopped asking “what if” and started asking “what’s next.” This fiery three-piece has been nearly 40 years in the making, built on equal parts nostalgia and nerve. What began as a rekindling …

Harry Kappen’s single “Balance” is one of those deceptively straightforward songs that reveals more layers the longer you sit with it. On the surface, it’s a melodic rock track built around a tight groove and a clear lyrical message. But underneath, the Netherlands-born multi-instrumentalist crafts something more nuanced—a reflective rock …

Divergent was born when James Richards (guitar, keys, vocals), Mike McAlister (bass, vocals), and Paul Richards (drums, vocals) finally stopped asking “what if” and started asking “what’s next.” This fiery three-piece has been nearly 40 years in the making, built on equal parts nostalgia and nerve. What began as a …

With more than a billion streams and a catalog of arena-ready anthems, Dorothy Martin has firmly secured her place in modern rock’s upper ranks. As the powerhouse lead singer of acclaimed rock band Dorothy, the Budapest-born, Los Angeles-raised vocalist has spent the last decade earning that status the real way, …

There’s a moment on The Journey where you realize Eleyet McConnell aren’t asking for permission anymore. They’re not politely knocking on rock’s front porch. They’ve already kicked the screen door in, tracked mud across the rug, and plugged straight into the biggest amp in the house. “The Horizon” opens like …

HighWay has never rushed its story. Formed in the late ’90s by brothers Ben and Romain Chambert in the South of France, the band has spent more than 25 years growing up together, learning in public, and letting time shape their music. HighWay’s sound remains rooted in hard rock, with clear …