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New rock discoveries and classic 1976 hard rock collide on RadioBypass Episode 412. RadioBypass Episode 412 – New Rock from Black Swan, Crimson Glory, Wings Of Steel + 1976 Classics from Nazareth and ScorpionsRadioBypass Episode 412 is here with another round of Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard. Every week RadioBypass is all about music discovery — helping rock fans find incredible new bands while still celebrating the legendary artists that built the foundation of rock and roll. This week’s episode delivers brand new rock music from: Dazr, Black Swan, Crimson Glory, Kingsmash, The FA, SuckerTrap, Wild Society, Wings Of Steel, Scarhaven, Black Stone Cherry, Bad Marriage, and Big Band Of Boom. These artists represent everything that keeps rock music alive today — powerful vocals, huge riffs, and songs that deserve a place on every rock fan’s radar. But RadioBypass also loves to celebrate the classics. For Episode 412 we go 50 years back to 1976, spotlighting two albums that helped shape hard rock history: These classic tracks remind us where the sound of modern rock came from while the new artists carry that spirit forward. Featured Playlist – RadioBypass Episode 412Nazareth – Somebody To Roll Scorpions – Virgin Killer Dazr – Another Lie Black Swan – I'm Ready Crimson Glory – Chasing The Hydra Kingsmash – The War Of The Angels The FA – Scarlet Letter SuckerTrap – Science Of Macabre Wild Society – Forever 19 Wings Of Steel – Lights Go Out Scarhaven – Drowned Black Stone Cherry – I'm Fine Bad Marriage – Match Made In Hell Big Band Of Boom – Big Bad Voodoo RadioBypass continues its mission of bringing listeners new rock music, hidden gems, and classic album momentsevery single week. If you're a fan of hard rock, melodic rock, classic rock, and the next generation of rock bands, this episode is packed with music you need to hear. Turn it up and discover the Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard. ????️ Listen to RadioBypass Episode 412 now and keep supporting independent and emerging rock artists.

This week on RadioBypass we bring you another powerhouse lineup of Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard! Featured this week: Black Swan – Death Of Me Stahlecker – A Means To An End Brother Cane – Nothing To Lose Lightning Strikes – Voices In My Head Crashing Wayward – Holding For Dear Life Taming Sari – Tea & Honey Quarantine – Unholy Plus music from Defiant, Bad Marriage, and Drew Cagle & The Reputation. For the first time ever during our weekly discovery show, we take a live phone call from Drew Cagle as he celebrates one year since releasing his album Bad Attitude and gives us an update on what’s next. If you love discovering new rock, supporting independent bands, and keeping real rock alive — this episode is for you. Download. Stream. Share. RadioBypass — Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard.

Mike Fitz and Tommy Skeoch of Bad Marriage join RadioBypass to talk about their new album Match Made In Hell(out March 13). In this conversation, we dive into how the record came together, the writing behind several of the songs, and what fans can expect from this release. Since both Mike and Tommy are guitar players, we also talk about their Top 3 guitar influences and the players who helped shape their sound. It’s a great discussion about songwriting, tone, chemistry, and keeping rock and roll right where it belongs. At the end of the interview, we crank the title track, “Match Made In Hell.” Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard. — Ralph RadioBypass Bad Marriage interview, Mike Fitz interview, Tommy Skeoch interview, Match Made In Hell album, new hard rock music 2026, rock podcast interview

Joe Defiant of Defiant joins RadioBypass to discuss their latest single “At The Exit,” the band’s journey, and we play the song at the end of the interview. Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard. Joe Defiant joins me for a powerful conversation about the rise of Defiant, the fire behind their sound, and what fuels their latest single, “At The Exit.” We talk about: How the band came together The meaning behind the song What’s next for Defiant And at the end of our conversation, we spin “At The Exit” in full. If you support independent rock bands bringing grit and purpose to the scene — this one’s for you. Turn it up. Share it loud.

This week on RadioBypass, we crank it up with a powerhouse lineup of NEW Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard! Episode 410 delivers fresh fire from Corrosion Of Conformity, Generation Radio, The Rift, Sister Sin, Sun Don’t Shine, Seven Year Witch, and Joel Hoekstra — proving once again that real Rock and Roll is alive, loud, and kicking. We celebrate guitar legend Doug Aldrich with two killer tracks — one from his second solo album and another from his Bad Moon Rising days. Happy Birthday, Doug! The birthday shout-outs continue as we recognize Dennis DeYoung with a track from his lastl album, and Paul Carson of Paralandra — and you KNOW we’re turning that one up! We also spin a track from the debut album by Black Swan, who are set to unleash a brand-new record on February 27 — consider this your warm-up. Plus — we spotlight two bands we’ll be interviewing this week: Defiant and Bad Marriage. Get ready… because the conversations are coming, and the Rock is already rolling. It’s loud. It’s proud. It’s Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard. Turn it up and press play on Episode 410 of RadioBypass! Songlist: Bad Moon Rising - Dangerous Game Doug Aldrich - Mind Punk Defiant - Ignite The Sky Corrosion Of Conformity - Gimme Some Moore Bad Marriage - Second Hand Smoke Generation Radio - Montana Sky The Rift - Lightning Dennis DeYoung - The Last Guitar Hero Sister Sin - Suicide Hill Sun Don't Shine - Power To Live Seven Year Witch - Radio Static Joel Hoekstra - Lifeline Black Swan - Shake The World Paralandra - The Only One

RadioBypass cranks it up with a powerhouse interview featuring Troy Williver (guitar) and Jaime Lynch (vocals) from OG8! We dig into the band’s origin story, the passion behind their music, and the drive fueling their rise in today’s rock scene. We also spotlight OG8’s hard-hitting new single “WOMAN,” talk about their debut album, and get the inside scoop on what’s coming next for the band. And to close it out the right way, we turn the volume up and feature two killer tracks from OG8 — the brand-new single “WOMAN” and another standout track from the album, “Change.” Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard… and OG8 delivers.

Strap in… Episode 409 of RadioBypass is locked, loaded, and bringing the heat! This week we’re cranking up NEW Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard from Bad Marriage, Defiant, Lou Gramm, Saints Of Saturn, Her Fury, Dead Groove, Devil Electric, and OG8 — proving once again that rock is alive, loud, and ready to take over your speakers. But we’re not stopping there. We’re turning up the legendary volume with powerhouse tracks from Mitch Perry Group, Tesla, Van Halen, Deep Purple, WASP, and KK’s Priest. From arena-shaking riffs to fist-in-the-air anthems, this episode hits that perfect balance of fresh fire and classic thunder. Episode 409 is all about big hooks, killer guitars, soaring vocals, and the kind of Rock and Roll energy that refuses to back down. If you believe Rock and Roll still matters… If you live for the riff… If you crave music that DESERVES to be heard… This one’s for you. Turn it up. Songlist: Mitch Perry Group - Saint Valentine Tesla - All About Love Bad Marriage - Match Made In Hell Defiant - At The Exit Lou Gramm - Young Love Van Halen - Love Walks In Saints Of Saturn - Decay Her Fury - Feed The Fire Dead Groove - Voodoo Child Deep Purple - Vavoom: Ted The Mechanic Devil Electric - Tahlia WASP - War Cry KK's Priest - Brothers Of The Road OG8 - Change

This week on RadioBypass Episode 408, we’ve got a full-throttle lineup of Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard — loaded with fresh new music and legendary names that hit hard and leave a mark. We’re bringing the heat with brand new tracks from Bloodstain, Tailgunner, Gunshine, Stonetrip, Helix, and Get Through, proving once again that rock is alive, loud, and ready to take over your speakers. We also dig into the John Corabi connection, featuring music from The Scream and Union, two powerhouse bands fronted by our recent guest and one of the most unmistakable voices in hard rock. And that’s not all — we’ve also got killer cuts from Rough Cutt and Mitch Perry, adding even more fuel to this already blazing episode. With the Super Bowl on Sunday, we’re throwing in a couple of fitting rock anthems — one from Seattle legends Soundgarden, and one from Boston’s own Aerosmith. We also take a moment to remember the late, great Gary Moore, and we close out the show with a tribute to Brad Arnold of 3 Doors Down, who passed away today, with a track from the band’s powerful debut album. Turn it up and let it rip — Episode 408 is packed with rock history, new discoveries, and a farewell that hits straight to the heart. RadioBypass — Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard. Songlist: The Scream - Tell Me Why Union - Heavy D Bloodstain - Conspiracy Tailgunner - War In Heaven Gunshine - Goth Girl Rought Cutt - Bad Reputation Mitch Perry - Crash Damage Stonetrip - The Fight Helix - Pretty Poison Gary Moore - Lonely Nights Get Through - Way Back Home Soundgarden - Outshined Aerosmith - Adam's Apple 3 Doors Down - Better Life

John Corabi Talks New Day, Songwriting, and the Meaning Behind the MusicIn this exclusive RadioBypass interview, John Corabi sits down for an honest, insightful, and sometimes hilarious conversation about his upcoming album New Day, scheduled for release on April 24, 2026. Corabi opens up about the songwriting process behind New Day, discussing how the songs came together, the themes that shaped the record, and how this album reflects where he is creatively and personally. Rather than chasing trends, New Day is rooted in authenticity — something that comes through clearly in this conversation. We also talk about John Corabi’s influences, his creative approach to making this record, and his collaboration with Marti Frederiksen, whose production and songwriting partnership played a key role in shaping the sound and direction of the album. Looking ahead, John shares details about live shows planned for 2026, including performances across Europe and the United States, and what fans can expect when these songs hit the stage. To close the interview, we crank up the title track “New Day,” letting listeners experience the heart of the record firsthand. This John Corabi interview is packed with insight, thoughtfulness, humor, and real rock and roll perspective — the kind of conversation that proves rock still has something important to say. Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard.

Fresh rock. Heavy legends. Zero compromise. Episode 407 of RadioBypass delivers new rock and metal music from Pocono Posse, Glorious Bankrobbers, John Corabi, OG8, Def Leppard, Crashdïet, Who On Earth, Megadeth, Black Label Society, Rob Zombie, Stahlecker, and Jared James Nichols — spanning hard rock, metal, modern rock, and straight-up riff-driven power. Plus, we dig into Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard with standout tracks from Manic Eden, Black Swan, and Ronnie Montrose, celebrating the artists who shaped the sound and still hit just as hard today. If you’re looking for new rock music, classic hard rock, and metal without filters, this is your place. RadioBypass — Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard. Songlist: Manic Eden - Can You Feel It Pocono Posse - Gator Swamp Black Swan - Generation Mind Glorious Bankrobbers - Intruder John Corabi - When I Was Young OG8 - Woman Def Leppard - Rejoice Crashdiet - Satizfaction Who On Earth - Dawgz Megadeth - Let There Be Shred Black Label Society - Name In Blood Rob Zombie - I'm A Rock N Roller Stahlecker - Blood Runs Cold Jared James Nichols - Pretend Ronnie Montrose - Sidewinder

Robin McAuley Talks Paralyzed, the New Black Swan Album, on RadioBypassRobin McAuley joins RadioBypass for an in-depth conversation about Paralyzed, the upcoming third album from Black Swan, set for release on February 27, 2026. Known for his unmistakable voice and commitment to powerful, melodic rock, Robin offers insight into how the new record came together and why it represents an important chapter for the band. During our discussion, we explore the songwriting and recording process behind Paralyzed, where some of the album’s lyrics originated, and how the band approached making a record that feels authentic, focused, and emotionally connected. Rather than chasing trends, the emphasis was on strong songs, honest performances, and music that rewards repeat listening. Robin also shares what he hopes fans will take away from Paralyzed — not just individual tracks, but the overall experience and meaning behind the music. The conversation then turns to the future, including the possibility of Black Swan performing live and Robin’s plans for solo live shows later this year. To close out the interview, we play the title track from Paralyzed, giving listeners a first taste of the power and passion behind the new Black Swan album. RadioBypass — Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard.

Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy remains one of Elton John’s most personal and important albums, telling the true story of his early years with lyricist Bernie Taupin. In this RadioBypass All Access special, we explore the newly released expanded 50th anniversary edition of Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy. Hear Elton John and Bernie Taupin reflect on the making of the album, the struggle before success, and the songs that helped define a generation of rock and roll. We also play select tracks from this seminal 1975 album, which debuted at No. 1 and changed the way artists told their own stories through music. Elton John. Bernie Taupin. Captain Fantastic at 50. Rock and roll that DESERVES to be heard — only on RadioBypass.

This week on RadioBypass, it’s another full-throttle hour of Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard. We’re spinning brand-new rock from The Dead Daisies, Black Swan, The Georgia Thunderbolts, Avalon Stone, Tailgunner, Altar Of The Witch, Joel Hoekstra and Glenn Hughes. We also celebrate Jimmy Page’s birthday (January 9) with music from two of his legendary bands — Led Zeppelin and The Firm. Plus, we honor Michael Schenker on his birthday with a standout Schenker track, drop in some classic Pat Travers, and take time to remember Jeff Beck on the anniversary of his passing with music from one of the greatest guitarists of all time. New rock. Legendary artists. Guitar heroes. This is RadioBypass — Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard. Songlist: The Dead Daisies - Going Down Jeff Beck - Rock My Plimsoul Jeff Beck - Trouble Man Black Swan - Paralyzed MSG - Gimme Your Love The Georgia Thunderbolts - Overlord The Firm - Radioactive Led Zeppelin - Hots On For Nowhere Avalon Stone - Mirage Tailgunner - Eulogy Altar Of The Witch - Shadow Queen Joel Hoekstra - You Can Give Pat Travers - Take Me To The Pilot Glenn Hughes - The Lost Parade

2026 starts the only way it should — LOUD. Episode 405 kicks off a brand-new year of RadioBypass with fresh, fire-breathing rock and roll from bands who are keeping the spirit alive and kicking down doors. This is not background noise. This is music that demands your attention. This week’s new rock and roll music that DESERVES to be heard comes from Night Terror, Dangerous Toys, Helix, Tailgunner, John Corabi, Carmine, Engines Of Ruin, Wasted Wizards, Novakain, and Return To Dust. Veterans, rising forces, and underground killers — all delivering riffs, hooks, and attitude the way it’s supposed to be done. And because RadioBypass never forgets where it came from, we balance the new blood with firepower from The FA, Racer X, Ozzy Osbourne, and Aerosmith — proof that true rock and roll doesn’t age, it just gets louder in your memory. Episode 405 isn’t about trends. It’s about guitars turned up, choruses that hit you in the chest, and the kind of rock that makes you remember why you fell in love with this music in the first place. New year. Same mission. Rock and roll music that DESERVES to be heard. Crank it up and welcome to 2026 — RadioBypass style.

Jason McMaster talks the debut release from Night Terror, the new Dangerous Toys album, songwriting, and his relentless career in rock — plus tracks from both bands. Rock and roll that DESERVES to be heard. Jason McMaster joins RadioBypass for a deep-dive conversation covering the debut release from his new band Night Terror, the creative spark behind the project, and how the band came together. We also explore the new release from Dangerous Toys, what it represents for the band today, and how Jason approaches songwriting after decades in rock and metal. The discussion spans creativity, longevity, and survival in the music world, offering insight into the mindset of an artist who never stops moving forward. Plus, we crank it up and play a track from Night Terror and a track from the latest Dangerous Toys release, giving you firsthand proof of why this music matters right now. If you’re into heavy riffs, real stories, and artists who continue to evolve, this episode delivers rock and roll that refuses to fade quietly.

New rock is alive and kicking, and The FA are proof. In this RadioBypass interview, The FA sit down to talk about their latest single “Devour,” the story behind the band, and the road ahead. The conversation dives into their sound, songwriting approach, and what drives them creatively. The episode closes with “Devour” played in full, and for those watching instead of just listening, the official music video is featured—making this a complete experience for fans looking to discover new rock music that DESERVES to be heard.

Crank it up — this one goes to 11. On this episode of RadioBypass, we count down the Top 11 Albums of 2025, celebrating the records that delivered the riffs, the soul, the attitude, and the fire that kept rock and roll alive and kicking all year long. From hard-hitting modern rock to legendary voices proving they’ve still got it, these albums earned their place through sheer power, songwriting, and passion. This isn’t hype — this is music that stood tall. Here’s the full countdown, from 11 to 1: #11 – Dark Chapel – Spirit In The Glass #10 – Bloody Dice – 2 #9 – Anthony Gomes – Praise The Loud #8 – Spider Rockets – Dirty and Bad #7 – Jack Starr – Out Of The Darkness Part II #6 – Drew Cagle & The Reputation – Bad Attitude #5 – Frank Hannon – Reflections #4 – The Fifth – We Are One #3 – The Dead Daisies – Lookin’ For Trouble #2 – Rick Hughes – Redemption #1 – Robin McAuley – Soulbound Whether these albums shook your speakers, surprised you, or became instant favorites, they represent the best of what 2025 had to offer. This is Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard — and this is RadioBypass. ???? Podcast • Music • Interviews ???? Turn it up and let the debate begin.

Forget the jingles and crank the amps. This is Rock & Roll Christmas – RadioBypass style. We’re delivering ninety full-throttle minutes of Rockin’ Christmas music from an absolutely stacked lineup of legendary artists and underground heroes who know how to turn the holidays loud. From metal icons and classic rock royalty to modern hard rock warriors, this episode proves once and for all that Christmas ROCKS. Featuring holiday heat from Metal Hall Of Fame, 220 Volt, Kings Of Karma, Mitch Perry, Cheap Trick, Dan Sindel, Sammy Hagar, Dez and Jesse Money, Enuff Z’nuff, Damon Johnson, Bob Reynolds & Bryan Jay, Corners Of Sanctuary, Symphony North, Brian Tichy, Dug Pinnick with George Lynch, Billy Sheehan & Simon Phillips, Cliff Johnson, Rob Halford, AC/DC, Red Voodoo, Bruce and Bob Kulick with Ray Luzier, Chris Wyse and Jeff Scott Soto, Twisted Sister, Jason McMaster, Wee B. Toyz, and Winger. This isn’t background music for wrapping presents—this is Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard, blasting through your speakers and redefining the soundtrack of the season. Turn it up. Rock the holidays. Celebrate Christmas the RadioBypass way.

Who On Earth Talk “Jane,” Band History, and What’s Ahead in RadioBypass InterviewRadioBypass recently sat down with Who On Earth for an in-depth interview that dives into the band’s past, present, and future. Joined by bassist Pete Rizzi and lead vocalist Coosh, the conversation offers a great look at how the band formed, how they’ve evolved, and what’s driving them creatively right now. For fans of authentic rock music and thoughtful conversation, this Who On Earth interview delivers on all fronts. The History of Who On EarthDuring the interview, Pete and Coosh walk us through the history of Who On Earth, sharing how the band came together and how their sound developed over time. They talk openly about the challenges of keeping a band moving forward, the chemistry that keeps them grounded, and the influences that helped shape their identity. It’s a candid discussion that gives listeners and viewers a deeper understanding of the band beyond just the music. A Fresh Take on “Jane”A major focus of the conversation centers on the band’s new single, “Jane.” Pete and Coosh discuss their decision to put their own spin on the song famously recorded by Jefferson Starship, explaining what drew them to it and how they approached reinterpreting such a well-known track. Rather than simply recreating the original, Who On Earth aimed to make “Jane” their own — honoring the spirit of the song while delivering it with their unique style and modern edge. The result is a version that feels both familiar and fresh. What’s Ahead for Who On EarthLooking forward, the interview also explores what’s next for Who On Earth. Pete and Coosh share insight into upcoming plans, future music, and how the band continues to push forward creatively. It’s clear that momentum is building and that there’s more on the horizon for fans to look forward to. Bonus: The “Jane” VideoIf you watch the full RadioBypass interview, there’s an added bonus at the end — the fun and creative video the band put together for “Jane.” It’s a great way to cap off the conversation and adds another layer to the band’s personality and sense of humor. This interview with Who On Earth is a perfect example of what RadioBypass is all about: meaningful conversations, great music, and artists who are passionate about what they do. ???? Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard!

Rock and roll wasn’t quiet in 2025 — it was loud, fearless, and unapologetic. In this episode of RadioBypass, we count down our Top 11 Singles of 2025, celebrating artists who delivered powerful songs, massive riffs, and real passion. From rising underground forces to established rock veterans, these singles stood out because they were honest, heavy, and impossible to ignore. Starting at #11 and tearing all the way down to #1, this year’s list features: Toque, Kings Of Karma, Fraxures, The Lazys, Corvus Lore, Rebels Opera, Jared James Nichols, In Theory, Agents Of Your Demise, Ron Keel, and Black N’ Blue. No hype. No filler. Just rock and roll music that DESERVES to be heard! Turn it up and relive the singles that defined 2025 on RadioBypass. #Toprocksinglesof2025, #RadioBypasspodcast, #bestrocksongs2025, #independentrockmusic, #rockpodcastcountdown