Welcome to Episode 425 of RadioBypass!
Episode 425 of RadioBypass features new music from Sebastian Bach, Rachel Bolan, Generation Landslide, Lex Legion, Elegant Weapons, The Sonic Rootz, Dear Robin, Anything But Human, Ogma, Harsh, Iconic, and Manraze, along with a classic track from Ratt's Invasion Of Your Privacy album.
This week we're once again diving headfirst into the world of Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard, bringing you a lineup packed with established names, rising talent, and underground gems that prove great rock music is alive and thriving.
Leading things off is Sebastian Bach with his powerful take on the Rainbow classic "Man On The Silver Mountain," followed by Rachel Bolan delivering the gritty and infectious "Pretty Hell." We also spotlight fresh tracks from Generation Landslide, Lex Legion, Elegant Weapons, The Sonic Rootz, Dear Robin, Anything But Human, Ogma, Harsh, Iconic, and Manraze.
Along the way, we take a trip back to June 13, 1985, revisiting a track from Ratt's classic album Invasion Of Your Privacy, which was released on this date. The song? "What You Give Is What You Get"—a perfect reminder of why that album remains a staple in rock collections decades later.
As always, RadioBypass is all about discovery. Whether it's a legendary artist delivering something new, a band you've never heard before, or a forgotten classic worth revisiting, our mission remains the same: bringing you Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard.
This week's playlist:
- Sebastian Bach – Man On The Silver Mountain
- Rachel Bolan – Pretty Hell
- Generation Landslide – Runnin' Outta Time
- Ratt – What You Give Is What You Get
- Lex Legion – (I Am) The Resurrected
- Elegant Weapons – Rupture
- Elegant Weapons – Mercy Of The Fallen
- The Sonic Rootz – Blues Devotion
- Dear Robin – On Our Way
- Anything But Human – My World
- Ogma – Enslaved
- Harsh – Fuel To The Fire
- Iconic – Take Me To The Place
- Manraze – Fire
Turn it up, spread the word, and keep supporting independent and emerging rock artists. The next great band might be the one you discover today on RadioBypass.