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The Verve Pipe has never been content to live in the shadow of their past hits, and “Augustine” makes that clear. It’s a song that balances thoughtful songwriting with the
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Glass Tiger has always been a band with heart, and with “Canada Song” they channel that spirit into something truly anthemic. It’s more than a track — it’s a love
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Sarah McLachlan has always had a way of writing songs that feel like they were pulled straight from the center of your chest, and “Better Broken” continues that legacy. The
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Styx has never been a band to sit quietly in the corner while the world spins on. Decades after first dominating arenas with harmonies and hooks, they’re still out here
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
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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
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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
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