The new releases keep piling up, and we talk about some of them, including Corey Taylor, Deftones, Seether and Marylin Manson.  Plus, Emma Anzai from Sick Puppies has a new all-female project called Quinn.  And it's been 50 years since Black Sabbath's Paranoid and we lost Jimi Hendrix.  Subscribe and share.  Email the show at [email protected].

There's been a lot of new music released since the last episode.  Corey Taylor, Mastodon, Painted Wives and Blue Oyster Cult all have new singles.  Plus, it's the 30th anniversary of Painkiller from Judas Priest and Facelift from Alice in Chains. Email us at [email protected]

In this episode we discover yet another Swedish metal band, We Sell the Dead.  Plus, we talk sub-genres in rock and Jack goes to college.  Follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @itsthewayofrock. Email us at [email protected]

This week, we talk about the ZZ Top doc that on Netflix, That Little Ol' Band from Texas and the brand new Avatar album, Hunter Gatherer. Email us at [email protected].

This week, after we talk a little too long about sports, Jack reveals his love for Paint it Black and Eleanor Rigby .  Then, we talk about some of the cover tunes bands are releasing during quarantine.  After the break, new music from Corey Taylor, Mastodon and Marylin Manson. Plus, a shout-out to Two Minutes to Late Night.  Email us at [email protected].

We are back after a week off, and baseball is back too.  We talk a bit about the return of baseball, some new Quarantine cover tunes being released and then, after the break, it's the 40th Anniversary of AC/DC's Back in Black

We've gained a bunch of new listeners recently, so we take a few minutes to introduce ourselves again.  Then, we talk about new music from Painted Wives and All Them Witches.  Plus, 25 years of the Foo Fighters.  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @itsthewayofrock.  Email us at [email protected]

We are back after a week off, and this week we remember the late Bob Kulick, talk new Clint Lowery and show how little we know about European geography. Email us your demands for apologies at [email protected]

In this episode we talk about the cancellation of more summer tours, but also the live music that is happening, and how different it is during the pandemic.  Plus, new music from Lamb of God and Behemoth.  Then, just as we started talking about our favorite EPs, we apparently lost the audio, so the episode ends abruptly.  We didn't want to trash the whole thing though, so enjoy what we have.  Email us at [email protected]