RadioBypass Podcast

Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard is back on RadioBypass Episode 423!

This week, Ralph Rasmussen brings you an outstanding mix of new rock, hard rock, and metal featuring Beggars Bliss, Flotsam and Jetsam, Anthrax, Manraze, Violet Breed, Crymwav, These Wicked Rivers, Lynch Mob, and Leadfeather. You'll also hear great tracks from Poison, Def Leppard, Tesla, Corvus Lore, and Judge Jackson.

Featured Songs:

• Poison – Can't Bring Me Down

• Beggars Bliss – Butterfly

• Flotsam and Jetsam – Rats In The Temple

• Anthrax – It's For The Kids

• Manraze – I Surrender

• Def Leppard – C'mon C'mon

• Violet Breed – Sing

• Crymwav – Everything Turns Grey

• These Wicked Rivers – Ain't No Smoke

• Tesla – So Divine...

• Corvus Lore – 7th Sense

• Judge Jackson – Done

• Lynch Mob – Paris Is Burning (Live)

• Leadfeather – Queen Of The Night

Whether you're looking for established rock legends or your next favorite band, Episode 423 delivers a powerful lineup of music spanning hard rock, classic rock, metal, and modern rock. Turn it up and discover more Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard.

Episode 422 of RadioBypass delivers another killer lineup of Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard featuring brand new music from Deep Purple, Bad Marriage, Gundriver, Elegant Weapons, Richie Kotzen, Tesla, Dazr, Night Ranger, Jayler, Black Swan, and Acacia Avenue.

We’re also celebrating the upcoming special one-off May 30th Chicago area performance from The Dead Daisies featuring the legendary Glenn Hughes on vocals and bass. The show will include a set of Dead Daisies music along with a set of Deep Purple classics, so we’re cranking up tracks from both Deep Purple and The Dead Daisies featuring Glenn Hughes.

Turn it up loud and discover your next favorite rock and roll band on RadioBypass.

Playlist:

The Dead Daisies - Holy Ground (Shake The Memory)

Deep Purple - Burn

Deep Purple - Arrogant Boy

Bad Marriage - Victims

Gundriver - One Man Army

Elegant Weapons - Come Back To Me

Richie Kotzen - Catch A Star

Tesla - Spread Your Wings

Dazr - Down We Go

Night Ranger - Don't Tell Me You Love Me (2026)

Jayler - Need Your Love

Black Swan - Carry On

Acacia Avenue - Stand Up And Shout

RadioBypass Episode 421 cranks up the speakers with another killer lineup of Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard! This week we bring you brand new music from John Corabi, Bitter Luck, Deadstill, Iron Kingdom, Elegant Weapons, Black Sonic Pearls, and The Karma Effect — proving once again that rock is alive, loud, and thriving across every corner of the scene.

We also take time to remember legendary producer Jack Douglas, who passed away on May 11. Douglas helped shape some of rock’s most iconic records, and we honor his incredible legacy with tracks from four albums he produced featuring Aerosmith, Cheap Trick, Rough Cutt, and Michael Monroe.

Speaking of Rough Cutt, yesterday marked the birthday of powerhouse vocalist Paul Shortino, so we celebrate with a fist-pumping Rough Cutt classic. And today we raise a glass to Foghat drummer Roger Earl on his birthday with a killer Foghat track that keeps the boogie rolling.

Throw in a little Triumph to kick things off, and Episode 421 delivers a perfect mix of legendary artists and the next wave of rockers carrying the torch forward.

This week’s playlist:

• Triumph – Mind Games

• John Corabi – When I Was Young

• Aerosmith – Seasons Of Wither

• Cheap Trick – Standing On The Edge

• Rough Cutt – Hot 'N' Heavy

• Michael Monroe – Sleepin' With The TV On

• Bitter Luck – Drag

• Deadstill – Love Turned Hate

• Iron Kingdom – Blood And Steel

• Elegant Weapons – Keeper Of The Keys

• Black Sonic Pearls – Earth Song

• Foghat – Midnight Madness

• The Karma Effect – Dangerous Love

Turn it up and spread the word — because this is RadioBypass… Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard!

This week on RadioBypass, we deliver another hard-hitting dose of Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard.

Episode 420 brings you killer new music from Kings Of Thrash, John Corabi, Europe, Brother Cane, Love Nor Money, Roxton, Elegant Weapons, FangSlinger, and Judge Jackson — proving once again that rock is alive, loud, and thriving.

We also crank up tracks from Iron Maiden, The Scream, Judas Priest, and Smith/Kotzen, keeping the legends front and center right where they belong.

Plus, we take time to honor the late Alex Ligertwood, the powerful voice from Santana, with a tribute featuring one of his unforgettable performances.

New music. Legendary artists. And a tribute to a true rock voice.

Press play and turn it up.

This is RadioBypass… and this episode is something SPECIAL.

We’re going OLD SCHOOL.

Join us for a full album experience as John Corabi takes us track-by-track through his brand new album New Day.

In this exclusive RadioBypass special, John shares the stories, emotions, and inspiration behind EVERY song on the record—giving you a deeper look into the music before you hear it the way it was meant to be heard.

From the powerful opening title track “New Day” to the powerful closing of “Everyday People,” this is more than an interview… it’s an experience.

Hear the stories

Listen to the full album

Discover Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard

Featuring all tracks:

New Day

That Memory

Faith, Hope And Love

When I Was Young

One More Shot

1969

Laurel

Good To Be Back Here Again

Love That’ll Never Be

Cosi´ Bella

Your Own Worst Enemy

Everyday People

Listen now and experience New Day with John Corabi like never before.

#RadioBypass #JohnCorabi #NewDay #RockAndRoll

Episode 419 of RadioBypass delivers another high-energy mix of Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard, connecting new music with legendary roots.

The episode kicks off with Nuclear Messiah and their all-star cover of the Uriah Heep classic “Look At Yourself,”featuring Mick Box, Sebastian Bach, Carmine Appice, Derek Sherinian, and Bob Daisley. That connection leads straight into Uriah Heep with “Living The Dream,” and continues with Elegant Weapons and “Evil Eyes” from their newly released album Evolution, featuring Uriah Heep bassist Dave Rimmer.

Also featured this week is brand new music and standout tracks from Crown Lands, John Corabi, Parker Barrow, Generation Radio, Decibel Dogs, Big Band Of Boom, In Theory (feat. Tommy Henriksen), Original 8, and Cheap Trick.

The episode also includes a tribute to legendary songwriter Dave Mason, with Grand Funk Railroad’s take on “Feelin’ Alright.”

Track Listing:

Nuclear Messiah – Look At Yourself

Uriah Heep – Living The Dream

Elegant Weapons – Evil Eyes

Crown Lands – Blackstar

John Corabi – 1969

Parker Barrow – Make It

Generation Radio – Hate This Heart

Grand Funk Railroad – Feelin’ Alright

Decibel Dogs – Day Zero

Big Band Of Boom – Earthquake

In Theory (feat. Tommy Henriksen) – We Go All Night

Original 8 – Change

Cheap Trick – Bad Blood

Discover new music. Rediscover the legends.

RadioBypass – Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard. 

On this episode of RadioBypass, we’re joined by The Maybirds, a Los Angeles-based rock trio known for blending classic influences with a modern edge.

We talk about how the band came together, their musical background, and their growing catalog of songs. The conversation highlights their brand new single “Fall To Pieces,” along with a look at upcoming live shows and what lies ahead for the band.

Stay tuned through the full episode — we play “Fall To Pieces” at the end.

Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard

Another week, another full-throttle blast of rock and roll music that DESERVES to be heard—and Episode 418 delivers it loud, proud, and packed with both legends and the next wave of artists ready to shake things up.

We kick things off with a powerhouse track from John Corabi with “Power To The Music”—a statement, not just a song—before diving straight into the heavy, timeless riffage of Black Sabbath’s “Symptom Of The Universe.” That’s your foundation right there.

From there, it’s all about discovery and momentum.

This week’s spotlight shines on three emerging artists we featured in interviews—Robby Vegas, Posavant, and Dazr—bringing fresh energy and undeniable passion:

• Robby Vegas throws down with “Nothin’ To Lose”
• Posavant delivers the atmospheric pull of “Otherside”
• Dazr hits with the groove-heavy “Night Lady”

And then… the NEW MUSIC.

We’ve got a stacked lineup of brand new rock and roll ready to take over your speakers:

• Corvus Lore – “Promise You”
• Iconic – “Cry No More”
• The Bateleurs – “Best Of Days”
• Tesla – “I Love You (2026)” (yes, Tesla still bringing it strong)
• Hardbone – “Four To The Floor”
• Who On Earth – “Any Other Way”
• Bloodstain – “Something Sinister”
• Catalano – “Lovin’ You Is Hard (But Leavin’ Isn’t Easy)”

And we wrap it up with a feel-good, rock-solid closer from The Maybirds with “Glorious Day.”

This episode is exactly what RadioBypass is all about—connecting the roots of rock with what’s next, mixing legends, rising artists, and brand new music into one unstoppable hour.

Turn it up, share it loud, and remember…

This is Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be Heard.

Dazr returns to RadioBypass to talk about their upcoming debut album, “Do Or Die,” set for release on May 6.

Back on the show, the band fills us in on what’s been happening since their last appearance on RadioBypass — from the progress they’ve made to how their sound and direction have evolved.

We dive into the journey behind the album, what listeners can expect from their first full-length release, and the drive pushing the band forward.

We also talk about their latest single, “Another Lie,” giving listeners a closer look at the track and what it represents.

To wrap things up, we crank up “Another Lie” so you can hear it for yourself.

RadioBypass is all about Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard — past, present, and future — and Dazr is bringing exactly that with “Do Or Die.”

Posavant joins RadioBypass for a deep dive into their unique alternaprog sound and their latest single, “Hamartia.”

We talk about how the band came together, the influences shaping their music, and what goes into creating a sound that pushes beyond traditional rock boundaries. Posavant shares insight into their creative process, the meaning behind “Hamartia,” and what they’re aiming to bring to the future of rock.

If you’re into discovering new music that blends styles and challenges expectations, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

To wrap things up, we crank up “Hamartia” so you can hear it for yourself.

RadioBypass is all about Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard — past, present, and future — and Posavant delivers exactly that.