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At Masters Radio, we don’t just play new music from iconic artists—you might say we obsessively collect it like dragon hoarders with guitars. While the rest of the world keeps
Continue readingPlease Do Not Tap the Glass—The Legends Are Working
If you thought melancholy couldn’t shimmer, Collective Soul is here to prove you wrong. “Bluer Than So Blue” hits like a velvet punch — polished riffs, layered vocals, and a
Continue readingNot Crying, Just Collectively Sweating from My Eyes
The Doobie Brothers aren’t just back — they never really left. “Angels and Mercy” finds them dialing in that golden blend of grit and grace, sounding like they’ve been bottling
Look, naming your song “Today’s Song” is a bold move. It’s like calling your dog “Dog” or your band “Band.” But leave it to the Foo Fighters to make it
We just updated the Masters Radio stream for August, and it might be our loudest, strangest, most unapologetically alive lineup yet. This month features 30+ brand new tracks from artists
If you thought Three Days Grace had mellowed out — think again. “Dominate” is a full-throttle throwdown of fists, riffs, and zero apologies. It’s raw, relentless, and every bit as
Continue readingThree Days Grace Didn’t Come To Play, They Came To Dominate.
“Bloom” is what happens when Train’s signature hooks collide with Cheat Codes’ electro-pop polish — and the result is a track that’s pure sunshine. It’s bright, bouncy, and engineered to
Paul Weller’s “Pinball” isn’t just another release — it’s another reminder that the Modfather still runs the table. Melodic, introspective, and somehow both classic and current, this one proves
Mariah Carey is back with “Type Dangerous,” and let’s be honest… she’s never typed timid in her life. The voice? Untouchable. The attitude? Still elite. The lyrics? Exactly what happens
Continue readingShe Didn’t Just Type Dangerous — She Is Dangerous.
Ozzy Osbourne 1948–2025 He sang about going off the rails. Truth is, Ozzy Osbourne built the damn train. From Sabbath’s grinding thunder to solo screams of rebellion, Ozzy never asked
